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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 46 12 n.d. Memo Itinerary of Vice President Nixon: September 25 through October 1, 1960. 36 pages. Thursday, May 31, 2007 Page 1 of 1 Third Campaign Week STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL ITINER. VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON September 25 through October 1, 1960 Sunday, September 25 Convair Aircraft 8:00 PM EDT Depart Washington National Airport enroute (600 mi. - 3:20) to Chicago, Illinois 10:20 PM CDT Arrive Chicago Midway Airport AM: Ned Sullivan Population of Chicago is 4,000,000 U. S. Senator for Illinois is Everett M. Dirksen Candidate for Senate is Samuel W. Witwer Governor of Illinois is William G. Stratton Congressmen for Chicago are: Edward J. Derwinski, (4th District) Harold R. Collier, (10th District) Marguerite Stitt Church, (13th District) Elmer J. Hoffman, (14th District) Candidates for Congress are: Genoa S. Washington, (1st District) Bernard E. Epton, (2nd District) Emmet F. Byrne, (3rd District) Edward J. Tomek, (5th District) Frank Estes, (6th District) Lawrence J. Blasi, (7th District) Henry Kliner, Jr., (8th District) Chester Emanuelson, (9th District) Timothy P. Sheehan, (11th District - former Congressman) Theodore P. Fields, (12th District) Timothy Sheehan is in charge of arrangements Reception Committee: Governor William G. Stratton Samuel W. Witwer, Candidate for U. S. Senate Senator Everett Dirksen Congressman Edward J. Derwinski, (4th District) James S. Kemper, National Committeeman Sunday, September 25 (continued) Reception Committee (continued) Mrs. C. Wayland Brooks, National Committeewoman Frank Connell, Chairman, Cook County William Fettridge, Chairman, Nixon-Lodge Volunteers Mrs. Ann Miller, Co-Chairman Cook County George F. Carpentier, Secretary of State and other party leaders 10:40 PM Depart airport enroute to hotel 11:20 PM ARRIVE PICK-CONGRESS HOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT Press Room located on First Floor nace 2 Monday, September 26 10:30 AM Depart hotel enroute to Hotel Morrison (8 blks. - :25) 10:55 AM ARRIVE GRAND BALLROOM (TERRACE CASINO) HOTEL MORRISON Escort Committee: Jack Stevenson, 1st Vice President Dick Livingston, Secretary-Treasurer Leon Green, Member of Executive Committee Raleigh Rajoppi, Member of Executive Committee Program: Vice President and Mrs. Nixon introduced by Maurice Hutcheson, President of Union 11:00 to 11:30 AM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT TO THE UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA Newsreel coverage for television Greets platform guests following address 11:45 AM Depart Hotel Morrison enroute to Pick-Congress Hotel 12:00 Noon ARRIVE PICK- CONGRESS HOTEL IN HOTEL - STAFF WORK IN EXCESS OF 7 HOURS 7:15 PM Depart hotel for TV Studio 7:25 PM Arrive rear entrance to WBBM-TV, CBS-TV Studio, 630 North McClurg Street 7:30 PM Photography Session 7:45 PM Telecast preparation, etc. 8:30 to NATIONAL TELEVISION DEBATE 9:30 PM To be carried as a public service by CBS, NBC and ABC networks comprising approximately 500 television stations and 2,000 radio stations. (Program Advance - Bruce Allen) 9:45 PM Depart TV studio enroute to hotel 10:00 PM ARRIVE PICK-CONGRESS HOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT Tuesday, September 27 (continued) 7:30 AM Baggage outside of doors 8:30 AM Depart hotel enroute to airport 9:00 AM Arrive Midway Airport 9:10 AM CDT Depart Chicago enroute to Memphis, Tennessee (481 mi. - 2,40) Breakfast on plane 10:50 AM CST Arrive Memphis, Tennessee, (Shelby County) AM: John Whitaker Municipal Airport page 4 Tuesday, September 27 (continued) 9:10 AM CDT Depart Chicago enroute to Memphis, Tennessee (481 mi. - 2:40) Breakfast on plane 10:50 AM CST Arrive Memphis, Tennessee, (Shelby County) Municipal Airport AM: John Whitaker Population of Memphis is 505,000 Milsaps Fitzhugh is in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Troy Gatlin Reception Committee: Memphis Mayor Henry Loeb (Democrat) Congressman Carroll B. Reece Milsaps Fitzhugh, Shelby County Chairman and Chairman for the Day Martin Condon III, State Coordinator, Nixon-Lodge Volunteers Lieutenant George W. Lee, Negro Beale Street Leader Joseph R. Hyde, Jr., Finance Chairman, Shelby County Todd Meacham, Campaign Manager for Tennessee The Reverend Ben Hooks, Shelby County Co-Chairman Mrs. W. K. Moody, Shelby County Co-Chairman Mrs. Troy Gatlin, Shelby County Chairman, Nixon-Lodge Volunteers Other Groups at airport: (Arkansas Group) Henry Britt, Candidate for Governor Wallace Townsend, National Committeeman Winthrop Rockefeller Allen C. Thompson is Motorcade Chairman 11:10 AM Depart airport enroute to Riverfront via Beale Street (Negro District) (10 mi. - :45) Possible stop-by: Beale Street (Statue of W.C. Handy) (About 5 min.) 11:55 AM ARRIVE RIVER FRONT Page 5 Tuesday, September 27 (continued) Platform Committee: The Reverend A.E. Campbell, Negro Baptist Leader The Reverend S. A. Owen, Negro Baptist Leader Dr. Jeff Cunningham, Methodist Leader Mrs. Irene Baker, National Committeewoman Mrs. Leslie Fortune, Co-Chairman, Nixon-Lodge Volunteers, Shelby County and Members of Airport Reception Committee Band: Bluff City Concert Band (Louis Werne, Director) Program: Master of Ceremonies is Milsaps Fitzhugh Invocation by Rabbi Izadore Goodman Congressman Carroll Reece introduces Mrs. Nixon and the Vice President 12:00 PM to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 12:30 PM Rally to be telecast as a public service by WMCT, Memphis, Tennessee. Other stations carrying are WDXI, Jackson, Tennessee; WTWV, Tupelo, Mississippi; plus approximately 7 radio stations. (Program Advance: Al Wallace) Greets platform guests 12:50 PM Depart Riverfront by auto for West Memphis, Arkansas (14 mi. - :40) Lunch in car 1:30 ARRIVE WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, HOSPITAL BASEBALL FIELD Population of West Memphis is 20,000 Platform Committee: West Memphis Mayor H. B. Price (Democrat) Mrs. A. C. Remmel, National Committeewoman B. J. Dickey, Jr., Crittenden County Committeeman Jack W. Rich, West Memphis Civic Leader Fratt Remmel, son of National Committeewcman and former Republican Mayor of Little Rock Fred Venner, Campaign Manager, Nixon-Lodge in Arkansas Bob Runner, President, Arkansas Young Republicans Band: West Memphis High School (Phil Vance, Director) Page 6 Tuesday, September 27 (continued) Program: Master of Ceremonies is Ralph Sloan, Crittenden County Chairman Invocation by the Reverend Fred W. Kneippe, Episcopalian National Anthem by West Memphis High School Band Winthrop Rockefeller introduces Mrs. Nixon and the Vice President 1:40 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 2:10 PM Newsreel coverage for Little Rock. 2:20 PM Depart West Memphis, Arkansas, enroute to airport (18 mi. - :45) 3:05 PM Arrive airport Memphis, Tennessee 3:20 PM CST Depart Memphis enroute to Charleston, West Virginia (520 mi. - 2:40) Dinner on the plane 7:00 PM EST Arrive Charleston, West Virginia AM: Stan Lothridge Page 7 Tuesday, September 27 (continued) Platform Committee: Charles J. Whiston, Candidate for Congress (2nd District) James K. Knowles, Jr., Candidate for Congress (3rd District) Clyde B. Pinson, Candidate for Congreess (4th District) L. M. LaFollette, Candidate for Congress (5th District) George W. King, Candidate for Congress (6th District) Mrs. E. K. Stevens, Associate State Chairman Donald K. Beane, President, West Virginia Young Republican Clubs D. Boone Dawson, General Committee Chairman E. Franklin Pauley, Candidate for State Supreme Court Dayton Stemple, Candidate for State Supreme Court and Members of the Airport Reception Committee Program: Master of Ceremonies is Dan Louchery Invocation by Bishop W. C. Campbell (Episcopal) Vice President introduced by Governor Underwood 8:00 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 8:30 PM Statewide public service television originated by WSA Z- TV Other stations carrying WHTN-TV, Huntington; WOAY-TV, Oak Hill; WHIS-TV, Bluefield; WBOY-TV, Clarksburg; WTAP-TV, Parkersburg, West Virginia - Marietta, Ohio; WTRF-TV, Wheeling. (Program Advance: Al Wallace) Greets platform guests following address 8:40 PM Depart Civic Center enroute to airport 9:00 PM Arrive Airport 9:10 PM EST Depart Charleston enroute to New York City (480 mi. - 2:45) 12:55 AM EDT Arrive New York City La Guardia Airport AM: Tom Pownall (Wednesday) Bob Krill Page 8 Tuesday, September 27 (Continued) 3:20 PM CST Depart Memphis enroute to Charleston, (520 mi. - 2:40) West Virginia Dinner on plane STAFF WORK ABOARD PLANE 7:00 PM EST Arrive Charleston, West Virginia, AM: Stan Lothridge Kanawha County Airport Population of Charleston is 100, 000 Candidate for U.S. Senate is incumbent Governor Cecil Underwood Candidate for Congress is George W. King Governor is Cecil Underwood Candidate for Governor is Harold E. Neely D. Boone Dawson is in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Cecil Underwood Bands at Airport: Charleston High School Band Reception Committee: Governor and Mrs. Cecil Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Neely, Candidate for Governor Walter S. Hallanan, National Committeeman Mrs. Perle T. Harman, National Committeewoman Congressman Arch A. Moore, Jr., (1st District) Daniel L. Louchery, Chairman, Republican State Executive Committee W. Chapman Revercomb, former U.S. Senator John D. Hoblitzell, Jr., former U.S. Senator Mayor and Mrs. John A. Shanklin Mrs. Regis Heinzer, President, State Women's Federation and 3 other party workers Motorcade Chairman is Harry L. Paxton 7:20 PM Depart Airport enroute to Civic Center (6 mi. - :20) (auditorium) 7:40 PM ARRIVE CIVIC CENTER (AUDITORIUM) Virginia and Reynolds Streets Page 9 Wednesday, September 28 9:10 PM EST Depart Charleston enroute to New York (Tuesday) City (480 mi. -2:45) 12:55 AM EDT Arrive LaGuardia Airport, New York AM: Tom. Pownall Deadhead aircraft to Grumman Field, Bob Krill Bethpage, Long Island for next use on September 29 Population of New York City is 8, 000, 000 U.S. Senators are Jacob Javits and Kenneth Keating Governor of New York is Nelson Rockefeller Congressmen for New York and Long Island are: Stuyvesant Wainright (1st District) Steven B. Derounian (2nd District) Frank J. Becker (3rd District) Seymour Halpern (4th District) Albert H. Bosch (5th District) not a candidate for re-election Francis E. Dorn (12th District) John H. Ray (15th District) John V. Lindsay (17th District) Paul A. Fino (25th District) Candidates for Congress are: Vincent L. Pitaro (6th District - Flushing Edward V. Lisoski (7th District - Maspeth) Leon F. Nadrowski (8th District - Brooklyn) Herman Sanders (9th District - Brooklyn) Jerome P. Schneider (10th District - Brooklyn) Seymour Basonder (11th District - Brooklyn) Joseph A. DeMarco (13th District - Brooklyn) Carlos G. Colavito (14th District - Brooklyn) Joseph A. Bailey (16th District - New York) Charles Muzzicato (18th District - New York) Thomas P. O'Callaghan (19th District - New York) Morris Aarons (20th District - New York) Thomas H. Bartzos (21st District - New York) Dominick A. Fusco (22nd District - Bronx) Benjamin Thornley (23rd District - Bronx) Michael Cappelli (24th District - Bronx) Lyle Hornbeck is in charge of arrangements Page 10 Wednesday, September 28 (continued) Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Wilma Silvertsen, Co-Chairman, State Committee Motorcade Chairman is Tony Durso Reception Committee: Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Lt. Governor Malcolm Wilson Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz Senator Jacob K. Javits Senator Kenneth Keating L. Judson Morehouse, State Chairman Miss Wilma C. Silvertsen, State Vice Chairman Lyle W. Hornbeck, Campaign Manager, New York State Frank Kenna, Chairman, Queens County John R. Crews, Chairman, Kings County and 7 local party officials 1:10 AM Depart Marine Air Terminal by auto enroute to Commodore Hotel 1:40 AM ARRIVE COMMODORE HOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT 42nd Street will be blocked off. Public Address System available Press Room located in West Ballroom MRS. NIXON'S SCHEDULE 9:00 AM Mrs. Nixon meets with the ladies of the press, West Ballroom. Escorted by Mrs. Preston Davie Introduction of Mrs. Nixon by Mrs. Davie Seated at Mrs. Nixon's table: Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller Mrs. Malcolm Wilson Mrs. Jacob Javits Mrs. L. J. Lefkowitz Honorable Caroline K. Simon, Secretary of State Wilma Silvertsen Mrs. Alfred J. Bohlinger Lucia Albanese Mrs. Preston Davie Page 11 Wednesday, September 28 (continued) 9:10 to QUESTION-AND-ANSWER PROGRAM 9:30 AM Panel: Moderator - Doris Corwith, WNBC Peggy Wood and 3 others Questions from panel of women and from floor 9:45 AM Depart breakfast 10:30 AM Depart hotel via motorcade for Long Island City Court House THE VICE PRESIDENT 'S SCHEDULE 8:55 AM Magazine Publishers Association - Windsor Ballroom Reception Committee: Kent Rhodes, Readers Digest, Chairman of MPA, Inc. Richard Deens, Hearst Publications Ed A. Weeks, Atlantic Monthly (Moderator of Panel) Robert E. Kenyon, Jr., President of MPA, Inc. Program: Master of Ceremonies, Kent Rhodes Mr. Weeks introduced 9:00 to QUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION 9:30 AM Program taped by WNBC-TV for 11:15 to 11:45 PM (Program Advance: Bruce Allen) Panel Members: Ed Weeks, Moderator Gardiner Cowles, Look Magazine Henry Luce, Time-Life Elliot Bell, Business Week John Johnson, Ebony Beatrice Blackmar Gould, Ladies Home Journal 9:50 AM Private informal meeting with the New York Board of Rabbis in South Room, Main Floor (adjacent to Windsor Ballroom. Rabbi David I. Golevensky, President, New York Board of Rabbis Page 12 Wednesday, September 28 (continue d) Escort Committee: Governor Nelson Rockefeller Louis J. Lefkowitz Rabbi Golevensky, President Rabbi Gordon, Vice President 10:20 AM Depart meeting 10:30 AM Depart Commodore Hotel by motorcade enroute to Queens County Court House, Long Island City (3 mi. -:30) Motorcade Chairman is Tony Durso 11:00 AM ARRIVE QUEENS COUNTY COURT HOUSE Population of Queens County is 1, 900, 000 Candidate for Congress serving area is Edward V. Lisoski (7th District) REMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 11:20 AM Depart Long Island City Court House enroute to Rego Park (Queens Boulevard at 63rd) (5 mi. - :20) 11:40 AM ARRIVE REGO PARK Candidate for Congress from Rego Park area is Vincent L. Pitaro (6th District) REMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 12:10 PM Depart Rego Park enroute to Forest Hills (2 mi. - :10) Actual-:03) 12:20 PM ARRIVE FOREST HILLS INN Congressman serving Forest Hills area is Seymour Halpern (4th District) John Durante is in charge of arrangements Stop-by: Meeting of Queens County Republican Women Reception Committee: Mrs. Hazel Sands, Vice Chairman, Queens County Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Secretary to Frank Kenna Mrs. Edna Green Mrs. Rose George Mrs. Mildred Klarman Page 13 Wednesday, September 28 (continued) Program: Mrs. Hazel Sands is Mistress of Ceremonies Frank Kenna introduces guests and the Vice President BRIEF REMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 12:50 PM Depart Forest Hills Inn enroute to May's Department Store, Jamaica (4 mi. -:30) Actual-:17) Possible stops-by: Queens County Supreme Court House and Jamaica Avenue Shopping District Box lunch in car 1:20 PM ARRIVE MAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE AREA Congressman serving Jamaica area is Seymour Halpern (4th District) Fifth Congressional District is near-by. Incumbent Congressman is Albert Bosch, candidate for Judge. Candidate for Congress is George Archinal John Durante and Chester Schwimmer are in charge of arrangements Program: Congressman Halpern introduces Governor Rockefeller Governor Rockefeller introduces the Vice President 2:00 PM Depart May's Department Store area enroute to Nassau County Court House (9 mi. -:45 ) Actual- :25 Possible slow-downs: 4 towns in route: Bellrose Floral Park New Hyde Park Mineola 2:45 PM ARRIVE NASSAU COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MINEOLA Population of Nassau County is 1, 250, 000 Congressman serving Nassau County is Steven B. Derounian (2nd District) Holly Patterson is in charge of arrangements Page 14 Wednesday, September 28 (continued) Platform Committee: Congressman Steven B. Derounian (2nd District) Congressman Frank J. Becker (3rd District) Eugene McGovern, Chairman of Nassau County Citizens for Nixon Samuel Hauseman Carl J. Widlitz, Candidate for New York State Supreme Court Thomas P. Farley, Candidate for New York State Supreme Court Mrs. Robert Lowe Bacon William D. Meisser, Chairman, Republican County of Nassau Norman Penney, Republican Leader, Town of North Hempstead Thomas R. Pynchon, Republican Leader, Town of Oyster Bay and 4 other party leaders Program: Master of Ceremonies is Holly Patterson Vice President introduced by Governor Rockefeller 2:50 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 3:20 PM Greets platform guests following address 3:30 PM Depart Nassau County Court House enroute to Mid-Island Plaza Shopping Center (9 mi. - :55) Actual- :25 Possible stops-by: Roosevelt Field Shopping Center Broadway Shopping District 4:25 PM ARRIVE MID-ISLAND PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER, HICKSVILLE, LONG ISLAND Population of Hicksville is 45, 000 Congressman serving Hicksville is Stuyvesant Wainright (1st District) Program: Master of Ceremonies is Holly Patterson Vice President introduced by Senator Javits 4:30 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 5:00 PM Greets platform guests following address Page 15 Wednesday, September 28 (continued) 5:15 PM Depart Mid-Island Shopping Center enroute to Island Inn Motel, Old Country Road in Westbury (5 mi. - :30) Possible stop-by: Actual- :17 Levittown Shopping District (deviation of route necessary) 5:45 PM ARRIVE ISLAND INN MOTEL 2 HOURS STAFF WORK 8:00 PM Depart Island Inn Motel by auto enroute to Long Island Arena, Commack, Long Island (22 mi. - :50) Actual- :30) 8:50 PM ARRIVE LONG ISLAND ARENA Population of Suffolk County is 625, 000 Congressman serving Suffolk County is Stuyvesant Wainright (1st District) Arthur Cromarty is in charge of arrangements Reception Committee: W. Kingsland Macy, former County Chairman Terry B. Duryea, Sr., State Consveration Commissioner Mrs. Edwin Schwank, Chairman, Greeting Committee Mrs. Marian T. Anzel, Member, State Committee and President of Women's Republican Club Mrs. John Herrick, Chairman, Independents for Nixon Platform Committeei Congressman Stuyvesant Wainright Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cromarty Terry B. Duryea, Jr., Candidate for 1st Assembly District Prescott D. Huntington, 2nd Assembly District James Grover, Jr., 3rd Assembly District Elisha T. Barrett, State Senator Percy B. Ingerman, Candidate for County Supreme Court L. Barron Hill, Supreme Court Justice John P. Cohallan, Jr., District Attorney Charles S. Dominy, Sheriff and 10 other party officials North Patchogue Fire Department Band Page 16 Wednesday, September 28 (continued) Program: Master of Ceremonies is Arthur Cromarty Invocation by Rev. Sydney Peters, St. Peters Episcopal Church, Bay Shore Vice President introduced by Congressman Stuyvesant Wainright 9:00 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 9:30 PM Greets platform guests following address 9:45 PM Depart Long Island Arena enroute to Island Inn Motel (22 mi. - :30) 10:15 PM ARRIVE ISLAND INN MOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT Thursday, September 29 8:15 AM Baggage in lobby 9:00 AM Depart Island Inn Motel for Grumman Aircraft Field (7 mi. - :15) Motorcade Chairman is Tony Durso 9:15 AM Arrive Grumman Aircraft Field, Bethpage, Long Island Joseph Knipfing is in charge of arrangements Program: Holly Patterson is Master of Ceremonies Welcome to Grumman Aircraft by Leroy Grumman, Chairman of the Board Vice President introduced by Senator Keating 9:20 to REMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 9:35 AM 9:45 AM EDT Depart Bethpage, Long Island enroute to Burlington, Vermont (310 mi. - 1:45) 11:30 AM EDT Arrive Burlington Municipal Airport AM: Ned Sullivan Page 17 Thursday, September 29 9:45 AM EDT Depart Bethpage, New York, enroute to Burlington, Vermont (310 mi. -1:45) 11:30 AM EDT Arrive Burlington, Vermont, Municipal Airport AM: Ned Sullivan Population of Burlington is 36,000 U.S. Senators are George David Aiken and Winston Lewis Prouty Candidate for Congress (at large) is incumbent Governor, Robert T. Stafford. Governor is Robert T. Stafford Candidate for Governor is F. Ray Keyser, Jr. C. Douglas Cairns is in charge of arrangements Reception Committee: C. Douglas Cairns, Chairman, Chittenden County Mrs, Consuelo Bailey, National Committeewoman Frank H. Davis, Burlington City Committee Chairman Governor Robert Stafford F. Ray Keyser, Jr., Candidate for Governor Ralph Foote, Town Representative, Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Walter M. Smith, State Committee Chairman Lt. Gov. Robert S. Babcock Edward G. Janeways, National Committeeman Motorcade Chairman is Robert Stanley 11:50 AM Depart airport enroute to head of parade in front of post office at corner of Church and Main (4 mi. - :10) 12:00 Noon Arrive head of parade (1/2 mi. - :15) 12:15 PM ARRIVE BURLINGTON MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Press Room located one floor below stage of auditorium Page 18 Thursday, September 29 (continued) Platform Committee: Mrs. Grace Hill, Secretary, State Committee Socrates Zolotas, State Executive Committee Albert D. Lawton, Essex Junction Committee Chairman Mrs. Lucia T. Ladd, President, Vermont Women's Republican Club David Maxham, President, Vermont Young Republican Club Carroll P. Adams, Executive Secretary, State Committee and members of Reception Committee Program: C. Douglas Cairns introduces Governor Stafford Governor Stafford introduces the Vice President 12:25 to 12:55 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Newsreel coverage for television and radio stations WCAX, WJOY, WDOT. 1:15 PM Depart Auditorium enroute to airport (5 mi. - :10) 1:25 PM Arrive airport 1:35 PM EDT Depart Burlington enroute to Manchester, New Hampshire (145 mi. -1:10) Lunch on plane 2:45 PM EDT Arrive Manchester, Grenier Airport AM: Jim Murphy Page 19 Thursday, September 29 (continued) 1:35 PM EDT Depart Burlington enroute to Manchester, NewHampshire (145 mi. 1:10) Lunch on plane 2:45 PM EDT Arrive Manchester, Grenier Airport AM: Jim Murphy Population of Manchester is 85, 000 U.S. Senators are Norris Cotton and Styles Bridges (candidate for re-election) Congressmen are Chester E. Merrow (1st District) and Perkins Bass (2nd District) Governor is Wesley Powell Stewart Lamprey is in charge of arrangements Band at airport: Club Alpine (High School group) Motorcade Chairman is Robert Allard Reception Committee: Robert Burroughs, Chairman, Airport Greeting Committee Senator Styles Bridges Governor Wesley Powell Judge William Treat, National Committeeman Norma Currier, National Committeewoman Mayor Joseph Benoit Mr. Roscoe A. Ammon Senator Norris Cotton Congressman Chester Merrow Congressman Perkins Bass 3:05 PM Depart airport for Merrimack Common (down town Manchester) (5 mi. - :20) Bad weather alternative: National Guard Armory 3:25 PM Arrive Merrimack Common Page 20 Thursday, September 29 (continued) Platform Committee: Governor Wesley Powell Senator Styles Bridges Senator Norris Cotton Congressman Chester E. Merrow (1st District) Congressman Perkins Bass (2nd District) T. Borden Walker, State Chairman Judge William Treat, National Committeeman Norma Gurrier, National Committeewoman Norman Packard, President, State Senate and former Governors and Republican candidates for Governor's Council Band: Union Local #349 Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Mary Senior Brown, Vice Chairman, State Committee Program: Master of Ceremonies is John Pillsbury Vice President introduced by Senator Bridges 3:30 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 4:00 PM Newsreel coverage for television Greet platform guests following address 4:15 PM Depart Merrimack Common enroute to airport (4 mi. - :15) 4:30 PM Arrive airport 4:40 PM EDT Depart Manchester enroute to Boston, Massachusetts (50 mi. - :50) 5:20 PM EDT Arrive Boston, Mass., Logan International Airport Page 21 Thursday, September 29 (continued) 4:40 PM EDT Depart Manchester, New Hampshire enroute to Boston, Massachusetts (50 mi. -:50) 5:20 PM EDT Arrive Boston, Logan International Airport AM: John Warner Population of Boston is 665, 000 U.S. Senator is Leverett Saltonstall Candidate for Governöris-John A. Volpe Congressman is Laurence Curtis (10th District) Candidate for Congress is Charles J. Gabriel (13th District) Tom Pappas and Ralph Bonnell are in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Mary Wheeler, National Committeewoman Reception Committee: Ralph Bonnell, Chairman Senator Leverett Saltonstall John Volpe, Candidate for Governor Chris Herter, Jr., Nixon Volunteers Thomas Pappas Gus Mean, Candidate for Lt. Governor Mary Wheeler Dan McLean Al Cole Emory Ireland Loyd Waring Motorcade Chairman is Jack Brown 5:40 PM Depart airport for Statler-Hilton Hotel 6:15 PM ARRIVE HOTEL STATLER-HILTON Press Room located in Room 419 1-1/2 HOURS STAFF WORK 7:50 PM Depart hotel for Boston Armory 8:10 PM Arrive Boston Armory Page 22 Thursday, September 29 (continued) Flag Ceremony Dinner will have been in progress 1/2 hour 9:00 PM Program: Master of Ceremonies, Tom Pappas and Loyd Waring Head Table introduced by Tom Pappas Candidates introduced by Senior Congressman Present Vice President introduced by Senator Saltonstall 9:25 to ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT TO BOSTON 9:55 PM AUDIENCE 10:00 PM CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION Senator Thruston Morton is Master of Ceremonies Governor Rockefeller appears from New York (4 minutes) Senator Barry Goldwater appears from Texas (4 minutes) Ambassador Lodge appears from Los Angeles (6 minutes) President Eisenhower appears from Chicago (10 minutes) Approx. 10:30 PM VICE PRESIDENT NIXON appears from Boston (10 minutes) 11:00 PM Depart Boston Armory enroute to hotel 11:15 PM ARRIVE HOTEL STATLER-HILTON AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT Friday, September 30 7:30 AM Baggage in lobby 8:00 AM Depart hotel for Cardinal Cushing's residence 8:15 AM Arrive Cardinal Cushing's residence 8:35 AM Depart Cardinal's residence 9:00 AM Arrive airport 9:05 AM EDT Depart Boston enroute to Bangor, Maine (202 mi. -1:25) ... : ..5 Breakfast on plane 10:30 AM EDT Arrive Bangor, Dow Field AFB Page 23 Friday, September 30 9:00 AM EDT Depart Boston enroute to Bangor, Maine (204 mi. - 1:30) 10:30 AM EDT Arrive Bangor, Dow Field AFB AM: Ned Sullivan Population of Bangor is 35,000 U.S. Senator is Margaret Chase Smith Congressman for Bangor is Clifford G. McIntire (3rd District) Governor of Maine is John H. Reed Judson Jude, County Chairman, is in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Marie McLaughlin, State Committeewoman Reception Committee: Governor John Reed Senator Margaret Chase Smith Congressman Clifford G. McIntire (3rd District) David Nichols, State Chairman Ellen Thomas, State Vice Chairman Brad Hutchins, National Committeeman Helen Mitchell, National Committeewoman Peter Garland, Candidate for Congress (1st District) Stanley Tupper, Candidate for Congress (2nd District) Judson Jude, County Chairman Lloyd Elliot, President, University of Maine Motorcade Chairman is Arthur W. Chandler 10:40 AM Depart airport enroute to Bass Park (4 mi. - :15) Possible stop-by: Statue of Hannibal Hamlin - First Republican Vice President of the U.S. (Lincoln Administration) 10:55 AM ARRIVE BASS PARK Friday, September 30 (continued) Platform Committee: Governor John Reed Senator Margaret Chase Smith Congressman Clifford G. McIntire (3rd District) David Nichols, State Chairman Ellen Thomas, State Vice Chairman Brad Hutchins, National Committeeman Helen Mitchell, National Committeewoman Peter Garland, Candidate for Congress (1st district) Stanley Tupper, Candidate for Congress (2nd District) Judson Jude, County Chairman Lloyd Elliot, President, University of Maine Program: Master of Ceremonies is Congressman McIntire Mr. McIntire introduces Senator Margaret Chase Smith Senator Smith introduces Mrs. Nixon Governor Reed introduces the Vice President 11:00 to 11:30 AM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Paid local television on five television stations in Maine for live broadcast. WABI-TV is the originating station. (Program Advance: A1 Wallace) Greets platform guests following address. Presentation of a basket of products of Bangor from six girls and a tomahawk from two little Indian girls to the Vice President. 11:45 AM Depart Bass Park enroute to airport (4 mi. - :10) 11:55 AM Arrive airport 12:05 PM EDT Depart Bangor enroute to Binghamton, New York (405 mi. - 2:15) Lunch on plane 2:20 PM EDT Arrive Binghamton, Broome County Airport AM: Bill Black Page 25 Friday, September 30 (continued) 12:05 PM EDT Depart Bangor, Maine, enroute to Binghamton, New York (405 mi. - 2:15) 2:20 PM EDT Arrive Binghamton, Broome County AM: Bill Black Airport Population of Binghamton is 80,000 U.S. Senators are Jacob Javits and Kenneth Keating Congressman for Binghamton is Howard Winfield Robison (37th District) Governor of New York is Nelson Rockefeller Richard Kuhnen is in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Helen Shoulder, County Vice Chairman Motorcade Chairman is Tom Brady Reception Committee: William H. Hill, County Chairman Helen Shoulder, County Vice-Chairman George Hinman, National Committeeman Howard Robison, Congressman of the 37th District Richard Kuhnen, City Chairman 2:40 PM Depart airport enroute to Broome County Court House (12 mi. - :30) 3:10 PM ARRIVE BROOME COUNTY COURTHOUSE Waiting room via the side entrance to Room 104 (Judge Anderson's chambers) Bad weather alternative: Ballroom of Arlington Hotel Platform Committee: The Platform Committee is the same as the airport greeting committee with the addition of 10 other county chairmen and candidates and Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson. Program: Master of Ceremonies is Dick Kuhnen Page 26 Friday, September 30 (continued) Mr. William H. Hill will introduce Lt. Governor Wilson The Vice President will be introduced by Malcolm Wilson, Lt. Governor 3:15 to 3:45 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Newsreel coverage for televison Possibility of live telecast of the Vice President's remarks at the raily. Greets guests following address 3:55 PM Depart Courthouse enroute to airport 4:15 PM Arrive airport 4:30 PM EDT Depart Binghampton enroute to Schanectady, New York (110 mi. - 1:10) 6:40 PM EDT Arrive Schenectady County Airport AM: Paul O'Brien Page 27 Friday, September 30 (continued) 4:30 PM EDT Depart Binghamton, New York enroute to Schenectady, New York (110 mi. - 1:10) 5:40 PM EDT Arrive Schenectady County Airport AM: Paul O'Brien Population of Schenectady is 90, 000 U. S. Senators are Kenneth Keating and Jacob Javits Candidate for Congress is W. Clyde Wright (32nd District) Governor of New York is Nelson Rockefeller George Churchill is in charge of arrangements Flowers will be presented to Mrs. Nixon by Miss Carol Youmans, Miss New York State Fair of 1959 Bands at Airport: Linton High School Motorcade Chairman is Harold Coleman Reception Committee: James E. Cushing - Chairman of the 4th Judicial Com- mittee of New York State Committee James B. Kalteux - Schenectady County Chairman Mrs. Frances Ronan - Schenectady County Vice Chair- woman Clyde Wright - Congressional Candidate for the 32nd Dist. Horace Van Vost - Candidate for the state Senate Joseph Egan - Candidate for the State Assembly Virgil Sager - Candidate for Coroner of Schenectady Courty Vincent Cerrilto - Candidate for District Attorney Mayor Malcolm Ellis Harold F. Lewis - Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for Schenectady County Bad weather alternative: The rally will be held in a hangar 6:00 to 6:30 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT 6:40 Depart rally by auto enroute to WRGB, Schenectady, New York (6 mi. - :25) 7:10 ARRIVE WRGB, Schenectady, New York Page 28 Friday, September 30 (continued) 7:15 to 8:15 PM Preparation and TV studio time 8:30 Depart WRGB enroute to Hendrick Hudson Hotel, Troy, N. Y. (14 mi. - :30) 9:00 ARRIVE HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL Press Room located second floor opposite Reception Room 9:30 ATTEND RECEPTION IN HOTEL 10:00 PM Depart reception HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL OVERNIGHT Saturday, Oct. 1 7.30 AM Deadhead aircraft from Schenectady County Airport to Albany Municipal Airport 8:15 Depart Hotel enroute to airport (15 mi. - :30) 8:45 Arrive Albany Municipal Airport 9:00 AM EDT Depart Albany enroute to Akron, Ohio (420 mi. - 2:40) 11:40 AM EDT Arrive Akron Municipal Airport Page 29 Saturday, October 1 9:00 AM EDT Depart Albany, New York, enroute to Akron, Ohio (420 mi. - 2:40) Lunch on plane 11:40 AM EDT Arrive Akron Municipal Airport AM: Tom Pownall Bill Bumpus Population of Akron is 300,000 Congressman for Akron is William H. Ayres (14th District) Gene Waddell is in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Joan McMurrary (little girl, crippled in accident couple of years ago. She wrote to the Vice President and received a reply from him. Lots of publicity locally.) Bands at airport: Bantam Band - Teenage group. Motorcade Chairman is Robert Krier Reception Committee: Ray Bliss, State Chairman Congressman and Mrs. William Ayres Ray Browne, Chairman, Executive Committee, Summit County Donald Malany, Chairman, Executive Committee, Medina County Redmond Greer, Chairman, Executive Committee, Portage County Kathryn Mansell, District Committeewoman Mrs. Howard Hyde, State Chairman, Nixon Volunteers Dorothy Wickersham, Chairman, Summit County Republicans David Albright ) Co-Chairmen, Summit County, Mrs. Jack Parks) Nixon Volunteers 12:00 Noon Depart airport for Akron University Memorial Hall Deadhead aircraft to Canton-Akron Airport Bad weather alternative: Inside Akron University Memorial Hall 12:10 PM ARRIVE AKRON UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL HALL Page 30 Saturday, October 1 (continued) Platform Committee: Congressman and Mrs. William Ayres Ray Bliss, State Chairman Ray Browne, Chairman, Executive Committee, Summit County Mr. Rhodes, Candidate for State Auditor (Near the platform to meet the Vice President will be five candidates for State House of Representatives and two candidates for State Senate.) Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Debbie Jones and Susan Kyle. Band: Akron University ROTC Ken Munroe Dixieland Band Program: Master of Ceremonies is Edward Garrigan Color Guard of Boy Scouts Vice President introduced by Congressman 12:15 to 12:45 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Newsreels for television. WAKR radio live. WCUE and WHOL will tape the speech and replay in the evening. Greets platform guests 12:50 PM Depart Akron by auto enroute to Canton, Ohio (23 mi. - 1:05) 1:00 PM Possible Stop-by at East Gate Shopping Center (2000) (10 minutes) Ellet High School Band (possible) 1:10 PM Depart East Gate Shopping Center Box lunch in car 1:55 PM ARRIVE CANTON, OHIO, MEMORIAL HALL AM: Tom Pownall Bill Bumpus Page 31 Saturday, October 1 (continued) 12:50 PM Depart Akron by auto enroute to Canton, Ohio (23 mi. -1:05) 1:55 PM ARRIVE CANTON, OHIO, MEMORIAL HALL AM: Tom Pownall Bill Bumpus Population of Canton is 120,000 Congressman for Canton is Frank T. Bow (16th District) Carl Wise, County Chairman, and former Mayor, is in charge of arrangements Motorcade Chairman is Robert Krier Platform Committee: Ray Bliss, State Chairman Congressman and Mrs. Frank Bow Donald Steiner, Candidate for State Senate Donald Ramsayer, Candidate for State Senate John Laymann, Candidate for State Representative Jim (not James) Throp, Candidate for state Representative Loren Sours, County Chairman, Nixon Volunteers Margaret Schumacher, Co-Chairman, Nixon Volunteers Band: American Legion Band, R. Donald Stump, Director Program: Master of Ceremonies is Carl Wise Invocation by Dr. John Barker, Presbyterian Church Vice President introduced by Congressman Frank Bow 2:00 to 2:30 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Newsreels for television, WCM WV and WHBC tape-radio Greets platform guests following address 2:40 PM Depart Canton Memorial Hall for Akron-Canton Airport (11 mi. - :20) 3:00 PM Arrive Akron-Canton airport 3:15 PM EDT Depart Akron-Canton airport enroute to Mansfield, Ohio (55 mi. - :40) 2:50 PM EST Arrive Mansfield Municiapl Airport AM: Tom Pownall Bill Bumpus Page 32 Saturday, October 1 (continued) 3:15 PM EDT Depart Akron-Canton Airport enroute to Mansfield, Ohio (55 mi. - :40) 2:55 PM EST Arrive Mansfield Municipal Airport AM: Tom Pownall Bill Bumpus Population of Mansfield is 50, 000 Candidate for Congress is John M. Ashbrook (17th District) J. Gilbert Baird is in charge of arrangement S Motorcade Chairman is Robert Moorhead Reception Committee: James C. Will, County Chairman Mayor and Mrs. Robert Lemly (Democrat) Mrs. L. A. Douglass, County Chairman, Women's Republican Club Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ashbrook, Candidate for Congress (17th District) Walter Penry, County Chairman Faye Mowrey, County Chairman Tenneyson Guyer, County Chairman Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. L. A. Douglass 3:15 PM Depart Airport enroute to Arlin Field (4-1/2 mi. - :10) 3:25 PM ARRIVE ARLIN FIELD Bands: Mansfield High School - Percy Hall, Director Madison High School - Mr. Brown, Dir. Belleville High School - W. George Young, Dir. Lexington High School - Herbert Hatch, Dir. Bad weather alternative: Madison Theater Flowers - 2 girls will present flowers to Mrs. Nixon Platform Committee: John M. Ashbrook, Candidate for Congress (17th District) James C. Will, County Chairman Mrs. L. A. Douglass, County Chairman, Women's Republican Club J. Gilbert Baird, Chairman, Arrangements Comm. Ray Bliss, State Chairman Mr. Rhodes, Candidate for State Auditor Master of Ceremonies is J. Gilbert Baird Page 33 Saturday, October 1 (continued) Vice President introduced by John M. Ashbrook, Candidate for Congress (17th District) 3:30 to 4:00 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Greets platform guests following address 4:10 PM Depart Arlin Field enroute to Mansfield Airport 4:20 PM Arrive airport 4:30 PM EST Depart Mansfield enroute to Evansville, Indiana (360 mi. - 2:30) 6:00 PM CST Arrive Evansville, Dress Memorial Field AM: John Warner Page 34 Saturday, October 1 (continued) 4:30 PM EST Depart Mansfield enroute to Evansville, Indiana (360 mi. - 2:30) 6:00 PM CST Arrive Evansville, Dress Memorial Field AM: John Warner Population of Evansville is 135, 000 U.S. Senator is Homer Capehart Candidate for Congress is Alvan V. Burch (8th District) Governor is Harold W. Handley Candidate for Governor is Crawford Parker Edward A. Mitchell is in charge of arrangements Flowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Miss Jean Mitchell Motorcade Chairman is Bob Thornburgh Reception Committee: Edward A. Mitchell, Chairman Lin Amos, Treasurer, Republican Central Committee for Vanderburgh County Kelly Cato, Secretary, Vanderburgh County Bettye Lou Jerrel, Vice Chairman, Vanderburgh Courty Governor Harold Handley of Indiana Crawford Parker, Candidate for Governor (Indiana) Senator Homer Capehart of Indiana A. V. Burch, Candidate for Congress Mayor Frank McDonald Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky 6:20 PM Depart airport enroute to Robert's Municipal Stadium 6:35 PM ARRIVE ROBERTS MUNICIPAL STADIUM Platform Committee: To consist of candidates for Senate, Congress and Governors from Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky who are in attendance. Page 35 Saturday, October 1 (continued) Program: Master of Ceremonies is Ed Mitchell Invocation by Rev. Charles Zopp, Presbyterian Church The Vice President introduced by Crawford Parker, Candidate for Governor (Indiana) 6:45 to 7:15 PM ADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT Greets platform guests following address 7:35 PM Depart stadium for airport 7:50 PM Arrive airport 8:00 PM CST Depart Evansville enroute to Washington, D.C. 1:00 PM EDT Arrive Washington National Airport (522 mi. - - 3:00) Page 36

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Hoffman, (14th District)\nCandidates for Congress are:\nGenoa S. Washington, (1st District)\nBernard E. Epton, (2nd District)\nEmmet F. Byrne, (3rd District)\nEdward J. Tomek, (5th District)\nFrank Estes, (6th District)\nLawrence J. Blasi, (7th District)\nHenry Kliner, Jr., (8th District)\nChester Emanuelson, (9th District)\nTimothy P. Sheehan, (11th District - former Congressman)\nTheodore P. Fields, (12th District)\nTimothy Sheehan is in charge of arrangements\nReception Committee:\nGovernor William G. Stratton\nSamuel W. Witwer, Candidate for U. S. Senate\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Edward J. Derwinski, (4th District)\nJames S. Kemper, National Committeeman\nSunday, September 25 (continued)\nReception Committee (continued)\nMrs. C. Wayland Brooks, National Committeewoman\nFrank Connell, Chairman, Cook County\nWilliam Fettridge, Chairman, Nixon-Lodge Volunteers\nMrs. Ann Miller, Co-Chairman Cook County\nGeorge F. Carpentier, Secretary of State\nand other party leaders\n10:40 PM\nDepart airport enroute to hotel\n11:20 PM\nARRIVE PICK-CONGRESS HOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT\nPress Room located on First Floor\nnace 2\nMonday, September 26\n10:30 AM\nDepart hotel enroute to Hotel Morrison\n(8 blks. - :25)\n10:55 AM\nARRIVE GRAND BALLROOM (TERRACE\nCASINO) HOTEL MORRISON\nEscort Committee:\nJack Stevenson, 1st Vice President\nDick Livingston, Secretary-Treasurer\nLeon Green, Member of Executive Committee\nRaleigh Rajoppi, Member of Executive Committee\nProgram:\nVice President and Mrs. Nixon introduced by\nMaurice Hutcheson, President of Union\n11:00 to\n11:30 AM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT TO THE UNITED\nBROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF\nAMERICA\nNewsreel coverage for television\nGreets platform guests following address\n11:45 AM\nDepart Hotel Morrison enroute to Pick-Congress Hotel\n12:00 Noon\nARRIVE PICK- CONGRESS HOTEL\nIN HOTEL - STAFF WORK IN EXCESS OF 7 HOURS\n7:15 PM\nDepart hotel for TV Studio\n7:25 PM\nArrive rear entrance to WBBM-TV, CBS-TV Studio,\n630 North McClurg Street\n7:30 PM\nPhotography Session\n7:45 PM\nTelecast preparation, etc.\n8:30 to\nNATIONAL TELEVISION DEBATE\n9:30 PM\nTo be carried as a public service by CBS, NBC\nand ABC networks comprising approximately 500\ntelevision stations and 2,000 radio stations.\n(Program Advance - Bruce Allen)\n9:45 PM\nDepart TV studio enroute to hotel\n10:00 PM\nARRIVE PICK-CONGRESS HOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT\nTuesday, September 27 (continued)\n7:30 AM\nBaggage outside of doors\n8:30 AM\nDepart hotel enroute to airport\n9:00 AM\nArrive Midway Airport\n9:10 AM CDT\nDepart Chicago enroute to Memphis, Tennessee (481 mi. - 2,40)\nBreakfast on plane\n10:50 AM CST\nArrive Memphis, Tennessee, (Shelby County)\nAM: John Whitaker\nMunicipal Airport\npage 4\nTuesday, September 27 (continued)\n9:10 AM CDT\nDepart Chicago enroute to Memphis,\nTennessee\n(481 mi. - 2:40)\nBreakfast on plane\n10:50 AM CST\nArrive Memphis, Tennessee,\n(Shelby County) Municipal Airport\nAM: John Whitaker\nPopulation of Memphis is 505,000\nMilsaps Fitzhugh is in charge of arrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by\nMrs. Troy Gatlin\nReception Committee:\nMemphis Mayor Henry Loeb (Democrat)\nCongressman Carroll B. Reece\nMilsaps Fitzhugh, Shelby County Chairman and\nChairman for the Day\nMartin Condon III, State Coordinator,\nNixon-Lodge Volunteers\nLieutenant George W. Lee, Negro Beale Street Leader\nJoseph R. Hyde, Jr., Finance Chairman, Shelby\nCounty\nTodd Meacham, Campaign Manager for Tennessee\nThe Reverend Ben Hooks, Shelby County Co-Chairman\nMrs. W. K. Moody, Shelby County Co-Chairman\nMrs. Troy Gatlin, Shelby County Chairman,\nNixon-Lodge Volunteers\nOther Groups at airport: (Arkansas Group)\nHenry Britt, Candidate for Governor\nWallace Townsend, National Committeeman\nWinthrop Rockefeller\nAllen C. Thompson is Motorcade Chairman\n11:10 AM\nDepart airport enroute to Riverfront via Beale Street\n(Negro District)\n(10 mi. - :45)\nPossible stop-by: Beale Street (Statue of W.C. Handy)\n(About 5 min.)\n11:55 AM\nARRIVE RIVER FRONT\nPage 5\nTuesday, September 27 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nThe Reverend A.E. Campbell, Negro Baptist Leader\nThe Reverend S. A. Owen, Negro Baptist Leader\nDr. Jeff Cunningham, Methodist Leader\nMrs. Irene Baker, National Committeewoman\nMrs. Leslie Fortune, Co-Chairman, Nixon-Lodge\nVolunteers, Shelby County\nand Members of Airport Reception Committee\nBand: Bluff City Concert Band (Louis Werne, Director)\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Milsaps Fitzhugh\nInvocation by Rabbi Izadore Goodman\nCongressman Carroll Reece introduces Mrs. Nixon\nand the Vice President\n12:00 PM to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n12:30 PM\nRally to be telecast as a public service by WMCT,\nMemphis, Tennessee. Other stations carrying are\nWDXI, Jackson, Tennessee; WTWV, Tupelo, Mississippi;\nplus approximately 7 radio stations.\n(Program Advance: Al Wallace)\nGreets platform guests\n12:50 PM\nDepart Riverfront by auto for West Memphis, Arkansas\n(14 mi. - :40)\nLunch in car\n1:30\nARRIVE WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, HOSPITAL\nBASEBALL FIELD\nPopulation of West Memphis is 20,000\nPlatform Committee:\nWest Memphis Mayor H. B. Price (Democrat)\nMrs. A. C. Remmel, National Committeewoman\nB. J. Dickey, Jr., Crittenden County\nCommitteeman\nJack W. Rich, West Memphis Civic Leader\nFratt Remmel, son of National Committeewcman\nand former Republican Mayor of Little Rock\nFred Venner, Campaign Manager, Nixon-Lodge\nin Arkansas\nBob Runner, President, Arkansas Young\nRepublicans\nBand: West Memphis High School\n(Phil Vance, Director)\nPage 6\nTuesday, September 27 (continued)\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Ralph Sloan,\nCrittenden County Chairman\nInvocation by the Reverend Fred W. Kneippe,\nEpiscopalian\nNational Anthem by West Memphis High School Band\nWinthrop Rockefeller introduces Mrs. Nixon and the\nVice President\n1:40 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n2:10 PM\nNewsreel coverage for Little Rock.\n2:20 PM\nDepart West Memphis, Arkansas, enroute to\nairport\n(18 mi. - :45)\n3:05 PM\nArrive airport Memphis, Tennessee\n3:20 PM CST\nDepart Memphis enroute to Charleston,\nWest Virginia\n(520 mi. - 2:40)\nDinner on the plane\n7:00 PM EST\nArrive Charleston, West Virginia\nAM: Stan Lothridge\nPage 7\nTuesday, September 27 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nCharles J. Whiston, Candidate for Congress (2nd District)\nJames K. Knowles, Jr., Candidate for Congress (3rd\nDistrict)\nClyde B. Pinson, Candidate for Congreess (4th District)\nL. M. LaFollette, Candidate for Congress (5th District)\nGeorge W. King, Candidate for Congress (6th District)\nMrs. E. K. Stevens, Associate State Chairman\nDonald K. Beane, President, West Virginia Young\nRepublican Clubs\nD. Boone Dawson, General Committee Chairman\nE. Franklin Pauley, Candidate for State Supreme Court\nDayton Stemple, Candidate for State Supreme Court\nand Members of the Airport Reception Committee\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Dan Louchery\nInvocation by Bishop W. C. Campbell (Episcopal)\nVice President introduced by Governor Underwood\n8:00 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n8:30 PM\nStatewide public service television originated by WSA Z- TV\nOther stations carrying WHTN-TV, Huntington; WOAY-TV,\nOak Hill; WHIS-TV, Bluefield; WBOY-TV, Clarksburg;\nWTAP-TV, Parkersburg, West Virginia - Marietta, Ohio;\nWTRF-TV, Wheeling. (Program Advance: Al Wallace)\nGreets platform guests following address\n8:40 PM\nDepart Civic Center enroute to airport\n9:00 PM\nArrive Airport\n9:10 PM EST\nDepart Charleston enroute to New York City (480 mi. - 2:45)\n12:55 AM EDT\nArrive New York City La Guardia Airport\nAM: Tom Pownall\n(Wednesday)\nBob Krill\nPage 8\nTuesday, September 27 (Continued)\n3:20 PM CST\nDepart Memphis enroute to Charleston,\n(520 mi. - 2:40)\nWest Virginia\nDinner on plane\nSTAFF WORK ABOARD PLANE\n7:00 PM EST\nArrive Charleston, West Virginia,\nAM: Stan Lothridge\nKanawha County Airport\nPopulation of Charleston is 100, 000\nCandidate for U.S. Senate is incumbent Governor\nCecil Underwood\nCandidate for Congress is George W. King\nGovernor is Cecil Underwood\nCandidate for Governor is Harold E. Neely\nD. Boone Dawson is in charge of arrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Cecil\nUnderwood\nBands at Airport: Charleston High School Band\nReception Committee:\nGovernor and Mrs. Cecil Underwood\nMr. and Mrs. Harold E. Neely, Candidate for Governor\nWalter S. Hallanan, National Committeeman\nMrs. Perle T. Harman, National Committeewoman\nCongressman Arch A. Moore, Jr., (1st District)\nDaniel L. Louchery, Chairman, Republican State\nExecutive Committee\nW. Chapman Revercomb, former U.S. Senator\nJohn D. Hoblitzell, Jr., former U.S. Senator\nMayor and Mrs. John A. Shanklin\nMrs. Regis Heinzer, President, State Women's\nFederation and 3 other party workers\nMotorcade Chairman is Harry L. Paxton\n7:20 PM\nDepart Airport enroute to Civic Center\n(6 mi. - :20)\n(auditorium)\n7:40 PM\nARRIVE CIVIC CENTER (AUDITORIUM)\nVirginia and Reynolds Streets\nPage 9\nWednesday, September 28\n9:10 PM EST\nDepart Charleston enroute to New York\n(Tuesday)\nCity\n(480 mi. -2:45)\n12:55 AM EDT\nArrive LaGuardia Airport, New York\nAM: Tom.\nPownall\nDeadhead aircraft to Grumman Field,\nBob Krill\nBethpage, Long Island for next use\non September 29\nPopulation of New York City is 8, 000, 000\nU.S. Senators are Jacob Javits and Kenneth\nKeating\nGovernor of New York is Nelson Rockefeller\nCongressmen for New York and Long Island\nare:\nStuyvesant Wainright (1st District)\nSteven B. Derounian (2nd District)\nFrank J. Becker (3rd District)\nSeymour Halpern (4th District)\nAlbert H. Bosch (5th District)\nnot a candidate for re-election\nFrancis E. Dorn (12th District)\nJohn H. Ray (15th District)\nJohn V. Lindsay (17th District)\nPaul A. Fino (25th District)\nCandidates for Congress are:\nVincent L. Pitaro (6th District - Flushing\nEdward V. Lisoski (7th District - Maspeth)\nLeon F. Nadrowski (8th District - Brooklyn)\nHerman Sanders (9th District - Brooklyn)\nJerome P. Schneider (10th District - Brooklyn)\nSeymour Basonder (11th District - Brooklyn)\nJoseph A. DeMarco (13th District - Brooklyn)\nCarlos G. Colavito (14th District - Brooklyn)\nJoseph A. Bailey (16th District - New York)\nCharles Muzzicato (18th District - New York)\nThomas P. O'Callaghan (19th District - New York)\nMorris Aarons (20th District - New York)\nThomas H. Bartzos (21st District - New York)\nDominick A. Fusco (22nd District - Bronx)\nBenjamin Thornley (23rd District - Bronx)\nMichael Cappelli (24th District - Bronx)\nLyle Hornbeck is in charge of arrangements\nPage 10\nWednesday, September 28 (continued)\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Wilma\nSilvertsen, Co-Chairman, State Committee\nMotorcade Chairman is Tony Durso\nReception Committee:\nGovernor Nelson A. Rockefeller\nLt. Governor Malcolm Wilson\nAttorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz\nSenator Jacob K. Javits\nSenator Kenneth Keating\nL. Judson Morehouse, State Chairman\nMiss Wilma C. Silvertsen, State Vice Chairman\nLyle W. Hornbeck, Campaign Manager, New York\nState\nFrank Kenna, Chairman, Queens County\nJohn R. Crews, Chairman, Kings County\nand 7 local party officials\n1:10 AM\nDepart Marine Air Terminal by auto enroute\nto Commodore Hotel\n1:40 AM\nARRIVE COMMODORE HOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT\n42nd Street will be blocked off. Public Address\nSystem available\nPress Room located in West Ballroom\nMRS. NIXON'S SCHEDULE\n9:00 AM\nMrs. Nixon meets with the ladies of the press, West\nBallroom. Escorted by Mrs. Preston Davie\nIntroduction of Mrs. Nixon by Mrs. Davie\nSeated at Mrs. Nixon's table:\nMrs. Nelson Rockefeller\nMrs. Malcolm Wilson\nMrs. Jacob Javits\nMrs. L. J. Lefkowitz\nHonorable Caroline K. Simon, Secretary of State\nWilma Silvertsen\nMrs. Alfred J. Bohlinger\nLucia Albanese\nMrs. Preston Davie\nPage 11\nWednesday, September 28 (continued)\n9:10 to\nQUESTION-AND-ANSWER PROGRAM\n9:30 AM\nPanel:\nModerator - Doris Corwith, WNBC\nPeggy Wood\nand 3 others\nQuestions from panel of women and from floor\n9:45 AM\nDepart breakfast\n10:30 AM\nDepart hotel via motorcade for Long Island City\nCourt House\nTHE VICE PRESIDENT 'S SCHEDULE\n8:55 AM\nMagazine Publishers Association - Windsor Ballroom\nReception Committee:\nKent Rhodes, Readers Digest, Chairman of MPA, Inc.\nRichard Deens, Hearst Publications\nEd A. Weeks, Atlantic Monthly (Moderator of Panel)\nRobert E. Kenyon, Jr., President of MPA, Inc.\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies, Kent Rhodes\nMr. Weeks introduced\n9:00 to\nQUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION\n9:30 AM\nProgram taped by WNBC-TV for 11:15 to 11:45 PM\n(Program Advance: Bruce Allen)\nPanel Members:\nEd Weeks, Moderator\nGardiner Cowles, Look Magazine\nHenry Luce, Time-Life\nElliot Bell, Business Week\nJohn Johnson, Ebony\nBeatrice Blackmar Gould, Ladies Home Journal\n9:50 AM\nPrivate informal meeting with the New York Board of\nRabbis in South Room, Main Floor (adjacent to Windsor\nBallroom. Rabbi David I. Golevensky, President, New\nYork Board of Rabbis\nPage 12\nWednesday, September 28 (continue d)\nEscort Committee:\nGovernor Nelson Rockefeller\nLouis J. Lefkowitz\nRabbi Golevensky, President\nRabbi Gordon, Vice President\n10:20 AM\nDepart meeting\n10:30 AM\nDepart Commodore Hotel by motorcade enroute to\nQueens County Court House, Long Island City (3 mi. -:30)\nMotorcade Chairman is Tony Durso\n11:00 AM\nARRIVE QUEENS COUNTY COURT HOUSE\nPopulation of Queens County is 1, 900, 000\nCandidate for Congress serving area is Edward V.\nLisoski (7th District)\nREMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n11:20 AM\nDepart Long Island City Court House enroute to\nRego Park (Queens Boulevard at 63rd)\n(5 mi. - :20)\n11:40 AM\nARRIVE REGO PARK\nCandidate for Congress from Rego Park area is\nVincent L. Pitaro (6th District)\nREMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n12:10 PM\nDepart Rego Park enroute to Forest Hills\n(2 mi. - :10)\nActual-:03)\n12:20 PM\nARRIVE FOREST HILLS INN\nCongressman serving Forest Hills area is\nSeymour Halpern (4th District)\nJohn Durante is in charge of arrangements\nStop-by: Meeting of Queens County Republican Women\nReception Committee:\nMrs. Hazel Sands, Vice Chairman, Queens County\nMrs. Carolyn Smith, Secretary to Frank Kenna\nMrs. Edna Green\nMrs. Rose George\nMrs. Mildred Klarman\nPage 13\nWednesday, September 28 (continued)\nProgram:\nMrs. Hazel Sands is Mistress of Ceremonies\nFrank Kenna introduces guests and the Vice President\nBRIEF REMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n12:50 PM\nDepart Forest Hills Inn enroute to May's Department\nStore, Jamaica\n(4 mi. -:30)\nActual-:17)\nPossible stops-by: Queens County Supreme Court\nHouse and Jamaica Avenue\nShopping District\nBox lunch in car\n1:20 PM\nARRIVE MAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE AREA\nCongressman serving Jamaica area is Seymour\nHalpern (4th District)\nFifth Congressional District is near-by. Incumbent\nCongressman is Albert Bosch, candidate for Judge.\nCandidate for Congress is George Archinal\nJohn Durante and Chester Schwimmer are in charge of\narrangements\nProgram:\nCongressman Halpern introduces Governor Rockefeller\nGovernor Rockefeller introduces the Vice President\n2:00 PM\nDepart May's Department Store area enroute to Nassau\nCounty Court House\n(9 mi. -:45 )\nActual- :25\nPossible slow-downs: 4 towns in route:\nBellrose\nFloral Park\nNew Hyde Park\nMineola\n2:45 PM\nARRIVE NASSAU COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MINEOLA\nPopulation of Nassau County is 1, 250, 000\nCongressman serving Nassau County is Steven B.\nDerounian (2nd District)\nHolly Patterson is in charge of arrangements\nPage 14\nWednesday, September 28 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nCongressman Steven B. Derounian (2nd District)\nCongressman Frank J. Becker (3rd District)\nEugene McGovern, Chairman of Nassau County\nCitizens for Nixon\nSamuel Hauseman\nCarl J. Widlitz, Candidate for New York State\nSupreme Court\nThomas P. Farley, Candidate for New York\nState Supreme Court\nMrs. Robert Lowe Bacon\nWilliam D. Meisser, Chairman, Republican County\nof Nassau\nNorman Penney, Republican Leader, Town of North\nHempstead\nThomas R. Pynchon, Republican Leader, Town of\nOyster Bay\nand 4 other party leaders\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Holly Patterson\nVice President introduced by Governor Rockefeller\n2:50 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n3:20 PM\nGreets platform guests following address\n3:30 PM\nDepart Nassau County Court House enroute to\nMid-Island Plaza Shopping Center\n(9 mi. - :55)\nActual- :25\nPossible stops-by: Roosevelt\nField Shopping Center\nBroadway Shopping District\n4:25 PM\nARRIVE MID-ISLAND PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER,\nHICKSVILLE, LONG ISLAND\nPopulation of Hicksville is 45, 000\nCongressman serving Hicksville is Stuyvesant\nWainright (1st District)\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Holly Patterson\nVice President introduced by Senator Javits\n4:30 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n5:00 PM\nGreets platform guests following address\nPage 15\nWednesday, September 28 (continued)\n5:15 PM\nDepart Mid-Island Shopping Center enroute to\nIsland Inn Motel, Old Country Road in Westbury\n(5 mi. - :30)\nPossible stop-by:\nActual- :17\nLevittown Shopping District (deviation\nof route necessary)\n5:45 PM\nARRIVE ISLAND INN MOTEL\n2 HOURS STAFF WORK\n8:00 PM\nDepart Island Inn Motel by auto enroute to Long\nIsland Arena, Commack, Long Island\n(22 mi. - :50)\nActual- :30)\n8:50 PM\nARRIVE LONG ISLAND ARENA\nPopulation of Suffolk County is 625, 000\nCongressman serving Suffolk County is\nStuyvesant Wainright (1st District)\nArthur Cromarty is in charge of arrangements\nReception Committee:\nW. Kingsland Macy, former County Chairman\nTerry B. Duryea, Sr., State Consveration\nCommissioner\nMrs. Edwin Schwank, Chairman, Greeting Committee\nMrs. Marian T. Anzel, Member, State Committee\nand President of Women's Republican Club\nMrs. John Herrick, Chairman, Independents for\nNixon\nPlatform Committeei\nCongressman Stuyvesant Wainright\nMr. and Mrs. Arthur Cromarty\nTerry B. Duryea, Jr., Candidate for 1st Assembly\nDistrict\nPrescott D. Huntington, 2nd Assembly District\nJames Grover, Jr., 3rd Assembly District\nElisha T. Barrett, State Senator\nPercy B. Ingerman, Candidate for County Supreme\nCourt\nL. Barron Hill, Supreme Court Justice\nJohn P. Cohallan, Jr., District Attorney\nCharles S. Dominy, Sheriff\nand 10 other party officials\nNorth Patchogue Fire Department Band\nPage 16\nWednesday, September 28 (continued)\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Arthur Cromarty\nInvocation by Rev. Sydney Peters, St. Peters\nEpiscopal Church, Bay Shore\nVice President introduced by Congressman\nStuyvesant Wainright\n9:00 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n9:30 PM\nGreets platform guests following address\n9:45 PM\nDepart Long Island Arena enroute to Island Inn\nMotel\n(22 mi. - :30)\n10:15 PM\nARRIVE ISLAND INN MOTEL AND REMAIN OVERNIGHT\nThursday, September 29\n8:15 AM\nBaggage in lobby\n9:00 AM\nDepart Island Inn Motel for Grumman Aircraft\nField\n(7 mi. - :15)\nMotorcade Chairman is Tony Durso\n9:15 AM\nArrive Grumman Aircraft Field, Bethpage,\nLong Island\nJoseph Knipfing is in charge of arrangements\nProgram:\nHolly Patterson is Master of Ceremonies\nWelcome to Grumman Aircraft by Leroy Grumman,\nChairman of the Board\nVice President introduced by Senator Keating\n9:20 to\nREMARKS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n9:35 AM\n9:45 AM EDT\nDepart Bethpage, Long Island enroute to\nBurlington, Vermont\n(310 mi. - 1:45)\n11:30 AM EDT\nArrive Burlington Municipal Airport\nAM: Ned\nSullivan\nPage 17\nThursday, September 29\n9:45 AM EDT\nDepart Bethpage, New York, enroute to\nBurlington, Vermont\n(310 mi. -1:45)\n11:30 AM EDT\nArrive Burlington, Vermont, Municipal Airport\nAM: Ned Sullivan\nPopulation of Burlington is 36,000\nU.S. Senators are George David Aiken and\nWinston Lewis Prouty\nCandidate for Congress (at large) is incumbent\nGovernor, Robert T. Stafford.\nGovernor is Robert T. Stafford\nCandidate for Governor is F. Ray Keyser, Jr.\nC. Douglas Cairns is in charge of arrangements\nReception Committee:\nC. Douglas Cairns, Chairman, Chittenden County\nMrs, Consuelo Bailey, National Committeewoman\nFrank H. Davis, Burlington City Committee Chairman\nGovernor Robert Stafford\nF. Ray Keyser, Jr., Candidate for Governor\nRalph Foote, Town Representative, Candidate for\nLieutenant Governor\nWalter M. Smith, State Committee Chairman\nLt. Gov. Robert S. Babcock\nEdward G. Janeways, National Committeeman\nMotorcade Chairman is Robert Stanley\n11:50 AM\nDepart airport enroute to head of parade in front\nof post office at corner of Church and Main\n(4 mi. - :10)\n12:00 Noon\nArrive head of parade\n(1/2 mi. - :15)\n12:15 PM\nARRIVE BURLINGTON MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM\nPress Room located one floor below stage of\nauditorium\nPage 18\nThursday, September 29 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nMrs. Grace Hill, Secretary, State Committee\nSocrates Zolotas, State Executive Committee\nAlbert D. Lawton, Essex Junction Committee Chairman\nMrs. Lucia T. Ladd, President, Vermont Women's\nRepublican Club\nDavid Maxham, President, Vermont Young\nRepublican Club\nCarroll P. Adams, Executive Secretary, State\nCommittee\nand members of Reception Committee\nProgram:\nC. Douglas Cairns introduces Governor Stafford\nGovernor Stafford introduces the Vice President\n12:25 to\n12:55 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nNewsreel coverage for television and radio\nstations WCAX, WJOY, WDOT.\n1:15 PM\nDepart Auditorium enroute to airport (5 mi. - :10)\n1:25 PM\nArrive airport\n1:35 PM EDT\nDepart Burlington enroute to Manchester,\nNew Hampshire\n(145 mi. -1:10)\nLunch on plane\n2:45 PM EDT\nArrive Manchester, Grenier Airport\nAM: Jim Murphy\nPage 19\nThursday, September 29 (continued)\n1:35 PM EDT\nDepart Burlington enroute to Manchester,\nNewHampshire\n(145 mi. 1:10)\nLunch on plane\n2:45 PM EDT\nArrive Manchester, Grenier Airport\nAM: Jim Murphy\nPopulation of Manchester is 85, 000\nU.S. Senators are Norris Cotton and\nStyles Bridges (candidate for re-election)\nCongressmen are Chester E. Merrow\n(1st District) and Perkins Bass (2nd District)\nGovernor is Wesley Powell\nStewart Lamprey is in charge of arrangements\nBand at airport: Club Alpine (High School group)\nMotorcade Chairman is Robert Allard\nReception Committee:\nRobert Burroughs, Chairman, Airport Greeting\nCommittee\nSenator Styles Bridges\nGovernor Wesley Powell\nJudge William Treat, National Committeeman\nNorma Currier, National Committeewoman\nMayor Joseph Benoit\nMr. Roscoe A. Ammon\nSenator Norris Cotton\nCongressman Chester Merrow\nCongressman Perkins Bass\n3:05 PM\nDepart airport for Merrimack Common\n(down town Manchester)\n(5 mi. - :20)\nBad weather alternative: National Guard\nArmory\n3:25 PM\nArrive Merrimack Common\nPage 20\nThursday, September 29 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nGovernor Wesley Powell\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Norris Cotton\nCongressman Chester E. Merrow (1st District)\nCongressman Perkins Bass (2nd District)\nT. Borden Walker, State Chairman\nJudge William Treat, National Committeeman\nNorma Gurrier, National Committeewoman\nNorman Packard, President, State Senate\nand former Governors and Republican\ncandidates for Governor's Council\nBand: Union Local #349\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Mary Senior\nBrown, Vice Chairman, State Committee\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is John Pillsbury\nVice President introduced by Senator Bridges\n3:30 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n4:00 PM\nNewsreel coverage for television\nGreet platform guests following address\n4:15 PM\nDepart Merrimack Common enroute to\nairport\n(4 mi. - :15)\n4:30 PM\nArrive airport\n4:40 PM EDT\nDepart Manchester enroute to Boston,\nMassachusetts\n(50 mi. - :50)\n5:20 PM EDT\nArrive Boston, Mass., Logan International\nAirport\nPage 21\nThursday, September 29 (continued)\n4:40 PM EDT\nDepart Manchester, New Hampshire enroute\nto Boston, Massachusetts\n(50 mi. -:50)\n5:20 PM EDT\nArrive Boston, Logan International\nAirport\nAM: John\nWarner\nPopulation of Boston is 665, 000\nU.S. Senator is Leverett Saltonstall\nCandidate for Governöris-John A. Volpe\nCongressman is Laurence Curtis (10th District)\nCandidate for Congress is Charles J. Gabriel\n(13th District)\nTom Pappas and Ralph Bonnell are in charge of\narrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. Mary\nWheeler, National Committeewoman\nReception Committee:\nRalph Bonnell, Chairman\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nJohn Volpe, Candidate for Governor\nChris Herter, Jr., Nixon Volunteers\nThomas Pappas\nGus Mean, Candidate for Lt. Governor\nMary Wheeler\nDan McLean\nAl Cole\nEmory Ireland\nLoyd Waring\nMotorcade Chairman is Jack Brown\n5:40 PM\nDepart airport for Statler-Hilton Hotel\n6:15 PM\nARRIVE HOTEL STATLER-HILTON\nPress Room located in Room 419\n1-1/2 HOURS STAFF WORK\n7:50 PM\nDepart hotel for Boston Armory\n8:10 PM\nArrive Boston Armory\nPage 22\nThursday, September 29 (continued)\nFlag Ceremony\nDinner will have been in progress 1/2 hour\n9:00 PM\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies, Tom Pappas and Loyd Waring\nHead Table introduced by Tom Pappas\nCandidates introduced by Senior Congressman Present\nVice President introduced by Senator Saltonstall\n9:25 to\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT TO BOSTON\n9:55 PM\nAUDIENCE\n10:00 PM\nCLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION\nSenator Thruston Morton is Master of Ceremonies\nGovernor Rockefeller appears from New York\n(4 minutes)\nSenator Barry Goldwater appears from Texas\n(4 minutes)\nAmbassador Lodge appears from Los Angeles\n(6 minutes)\nPresident Eisenhower appears from Chicago\n(10 minutes)\nApprox.\n10:30 PM\nVICE PRESIDENT NIXON appears from Boston\n(10 minutes)\n11:00 PM\nDepart Boston Armory enroute to hotel\n11:15 PM\nARRIVE HOTEL STATLER-HILTON AND REMAIN\nOVERNIGHT\nFriday, September 30\n7:30 AM\nBaggage in lobby\n8:00 AM\nDepart hotel for Cardinal Cushing's residence\n8:15 AM\nArrive Cardinal Cushing's residence\n8:35 AM\nDepart Cardinal's residence\n9:00 AM\nArrive airport\n9:05 AM EDT\nDepart Boston enroute to Bangor, Maine (202\nmi.\n-1:25)\n...\n:\n..5\nBreakfast on plane\n10:30 AM EDT\nArrive Bangor, Dow Field AFB\nPage 23\nFriday, September 30\n9:00 AM EDT\nDepart Boston enroute to Bangor, Maine\n(204 mi. - 1:30)\n10:30 AM EDT\nArrive Bangor, Dow Field AFB\nAM: Ned Sullivan\nPopulation of Bangor is 35,000\nU.S. Senator is Margaret Chase Smith\nCongressman for Bangor is Clifford G. McIntire\n(3rd District)\nGovernor of Maine is John H. Reed\nJudson Jude, County Chairman, is in charge of\narrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Marie\nMcLaughlin, State Committeewoman\nReception Committee:\nGovernor John Reed\nSenator Margaret Chase Smith\nCongressman Clifford G. McIntire (3rd District)\nDavid Nichols, State Chairman\nEllen Thomas, State Vice Chairman\nBrad Hutchins, National Committeeman\nHelen Mitchell, National Committeewoman\nPeter Garland, Candidate for Congress (1st District)\nStanley Tupper, Candidate for Congress (2nd District)\nJudson Jude, County Chairman\nLloyd Elliot, President, University of Maine\nMotorcade Chairman is Arthur W. Chandler\n10:40 AM\nDepart airport enroute to Bass Park\n(4 mi. - :15)\nPossible stop-by: Statue of Hannibal Hamlin - First\nRepublican Vice President of the U.S. (Lincoln\nAdministration)\n10:55 AM\nARRIVE BASS PARK\nFriday, September 30 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nGovernor John Reed\nSenator Margaret Chase Smith\nCongressman Clifford G. McIntire (3rd District)\nDavid Nichols, State Chairman\nEllen Thomas, State Vice Chairman\nBrad Hutchins, National Committeeman\nHelen Mitchell, National Committeewoman\nPeter Garland, Candidate for Congress (1st district)\nStanley Tupper, Candidate for Congress (2nd District)\nJudson Jude, County Chairman\nLloyd Elliot, President, University of Maine\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Congressman McIntire\nMr. McIntire introduces Senator Margaret Chase Smith\nSenator Smith introduces Mrs. Nixon\nGovernor Reed introduces the Vice President\n11:00 to\n11:30 AM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nPaid local television on five television stations\nin Maine for live broadcast. WABI-TV is the\noriginating station. (Program Advance: A1 Wallace)\nGreets platform guests following address.\nPresentation of a basket of products of Bangor\nfrom six girls and a tomahawk from two little\nIndian girls to the Vice President.\n11:45 AM\nDepart Bass Park enroute to airport\n(4 mi. - :10)\n11:55 AM\nArrive airport\n12:05 PM EDT\nDepart Bangor enroute to Binghamton,\nNew York\n(405 mi. - 2:15)\nLunch on plane\n2:20 PM EDT\nArrive Binghamton, Broome County\nAirport\nAM: Bill Black\nPage 25\nFriday, September 30 (continued)\n12:05 PM EDT\nDepart Bangor, Maine, enroute to\nBinghamton, New York\n(405 mi. - 2:15)\n2:20 PM EDT\nArrive Binghamton, Broome County\nAM: Bill Black\nAirport\nPopulation of Binghamton is 80,000\nU.S. Senators are Jacob Javits and Kenneth Keating\nCongressman for Binghamton is Howard Winfield\nRobison (37th District)\nGovernor of New York is Nelson Rockefeller\nRichard Kuhnen is in charge of arrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by\nMrs. Helen Shoulder, County Vice Chairman\nMotorcade Chairman is Tom Brady\nReception Committee:\nWilliam H. Hill, County Chairman\nHelen Shoulder, County Vice-Chairman\nGeorge Hinman, National Committeeman\nHoward Robison, Congressman of the 37th District\nRichard Kuhnen, City Chairman\n2:40 PM\nDepart airport enroute to Broome County Court House\n(12 mi. - :30)\n3:10 PM\nARRIVE BROOME COUNTY COURTHOUSE\nWaiting room via the side entrance to\nRoom 104 (Judge Anderson's chambers)\nBad weather alternative: Ballroom of Arlington Hotel\nPlatform Committee:\nThe Platform Committee is the same as the\nairport greeting committee with the addition of\n10 other county chairmen and candidates and\nLt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson.\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Dick Kuhnen\nPage 26\nFriday, September 30 (continued)\nMr. William H. Hill will introduce\nLt. Governor Wilson\nThe Vice President will be introduced by\nMalcolm Wilson, Lt. Governor\n3:15 to\n3:45 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nNewsreel coverage for televison\nPossibility of live telecast of the Vice President's\nremarks at the raily.\nGreets guests following address\n3:55 PM\nDepart Courthouse enroute to airport\n4:15 PM\nArrive airport\n4:30 PM EDT\nDepart Binghampton enroute to Schanectady,\nNew York\n(110 mi. - 1:10)\n6:40 PM EDT\nArrive Schenectady County Airport\nAM: Paul O'Brien\nPage 27\nFriday, September 30 (continued)\n4:30 PM EDT\nDepart Binghamton, New York enroute to\nSchenectady, New York\n(110 mi. - 1:10)\n5:40 PM EDT\nArrive Schenectady County Airport\nAM: Paul O'Brien\nPopulation of Schenectady is 90, 000\nU. S. Senators are Kenneth Keating and\nJacob Javits\nCandidate for Congress is W. Clyde Wright\n(32nd District)\nGovernor of New York is Nelson Rockefeller\nGeorge Churchill is in charge of arrangements\nFlowers will be presented to Mrs. Nixon by Miss Carol\nYoumans, Miss New York State Fair of 1959\nBands at Airport: Linton High School\nMotorcade Chairman is Harold Coleman\nReception Committee:\nJames E. Cushing - Chairman of the 4th Judicial Com-\nmittee of New York State Committee\nJames B. Kalteux - Schenectady County Chairman\nMrs. Frances Ronan - Schenectady County Vice Chair-\nwoman\nClyde Wright - Congressional Candidate for the 32nd Dist.\nHorace Van Vost - Candidate for the state Senate\nJoseph Egan - Candidate for the State Assembly\nVirgil Sager - Candidate for Coroner of Schenectady Courty\nVincent Cerrilto - Candidate for District Attorney\nMayor Malcolm Ellis\nHarold F. Lewis - Chairman of the Board of Supervisors\nfor Schenectady County\nBad weather alternative: The rally will be held in a hangar\n6:00 to\n6:30 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\n6:40\nDepart rally by auto enroute to WRGB, Schenectady, New York\n(6 mi. - :25)\n7:10\nARRIVE WRGB, Schenectady, New York\nPage 28\nFriday, September 30 (continued)\n7:15 to\n8:15 PM\nPreparation and TV studio time\n8:30\nDepart WRGB enroute to Hendrick Hudson Hotel, Troy, N. Y.\n(14 mi. - :30)\n9:00\nARRIVE HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL\nPress Room located second floor opposite\nReception Room\n9:30\nATTEND RECEPTION IN HOTEL\n10:00 PM\nDepart reception\nHENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL OVERNIGHT\nSaturday, Oct. 1\n7.30 AM\nDeadhead aircraft from Schenectady County Airport to\nAlbany Municipal Airport\n8:15\nDepart Hotel enroute to airport\n(15 mi. - :30)\n8:45\nArrive Albany Municipal Airport\n9:00 AM EDT Depart Albany enroute to Akron, Ohio\n(420 mi. - 2:40)\n11:40 AM EDT Arrive Akron Municipal Airport\nPage 29\nSaturday, October 1\n9:00 AM EDT\nDepart Albany, New York, enroute to\nAkron, Ohio\n(420 mi. - 2:40)\nLunch on plane\n11:40 AM EDT\nArrive Akron Municipal Airport\nAM: Tom Pownall\nBill Bumpus\nPopulation of Akron is 300,000\nCongressman for Akron is William H. Ayres (14th District)\nGene Waddell is in charge of arrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Joan McMurrary\n(little girl, crippled in accident couple of years ago.\nShe wrote to the Vice President and received a reply\nfrom him. Lots of publicity locally.)\nBands at airport: Bantam Band - Teenage group.\nMotorcade Chairman is Robert Krier\nReception Committee:\nRay Bliss, State Chairman\nCongressman and Mrs. William Ayres\nRay Browne, Chairman, Executive Committee,\nSummit County\nDonald Malany, Chairman, Executive Committee,\nMedina County\nRedmond Greer, Chairman, Executive Committee,\nPortage County\nKathryn Mansell, District Committeewoman\nMrs. Howard Hyde, State Chairman, Nixon Volunteers\nDorothy Wickersham, Chairman, Summit County\nRepublicans\nDavid Albright )\nCo-Chairmen, Summit County,\nMrs. Jack Parks)\nNixon Volunteers\n12:00 Noon\nDepart airport for Akron University Memorial Hall\nDeadhead aircraft to Canton-Akron Airport\nBad weather alternative: Inside Akron University\nMemorial Hall\n12:10 PM\nARRIVE AKRON UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL HALL\nPage 30\nSaturday, October 1 (continued)\nPlatform Committee:\nCongressman and Mrs. William Ayres\nRay Bliss, State Chairman\nRay Browne, Chairman, Executive Committee,\nSummit County\nMr. Rhodes, Candidate for State Auditor\n(Near the platform to meet the Vice President will be\nfive candidates for State House of Representatives and\ntwo candidates for State Senate.)\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Debbie Jones\nand Susan Kyle.\nBand: Akron University ROTC\nKen Munroe Dixieland Band\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Edward Garrigan\nColor Guard of Boy Scouts\nVice President introduced by Congressman\n12:15 to\n12:45 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nNewsreels for television. WAKR radio live.\nWCUE and WHOL will tape the speech and replay\nin the evening.\nGreets platform guests\n12:50 PM\nDepart Akron by auto enroute to Canton, Ohio\n(23 mi. - 1:05)\n1:00 PM\nPossible Stop-by at East Gate Shopping Center\n(2000) (10 minutes)\nEllet High School Band (possible)\n1:10 PM\nDepart East Gate Shopping Center\nBox lunch in car\n1:55 PM\nARRIVE CANTON, OHIO, MEMORIAL HALL\nAM: Tom Pownall\nBill Bumpus\nPage 31\nSaturday, October 1 (continued)\n12:50 PM\nDepart Akron by auto enroute to Canton,\nOhio\n(23 mi. -1:05)\n1:55 PM\nARRIVE CANTON, OHIO, MEMORIAL HALL\nAM: Tom Pownall\nBill Bumpus\nPopulation of Canton is 120,000\nCongressman for Canton is Frank T. Bow (16th District)\nCarl Wise, County Chairman, and former Mayor, is\nin charge of arrangements\nMotorcade Chairman is Robert Krier\nPlatform Committee:\nRay Bliss, State Chairman\nCongressman and Mrs. Frank Bow\nDonald Steiner, Candidate for State Senate\nDonald Ramsayer, Candidate for State Senate\nJohn Laymann, Candidate for State Representative\nJim (not James) Throp, Candidate for state\nRepresentative\nLoren Sours, County Chairman, Nixon Volunteers\nMargaret Schumacher, Co-Chairman, Nixon Volunteers\nBand: American Legion Band, R. Donald Stump, Director\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Carl Wise\nInvocation by Dr. John Barker, Presbyterian Church\nVice President introduced by Congressman Frank Bow\n2:00 to\n2:30 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nNewsreels for television, WCM WV and WHBC tape-radio\nGreets platform guests following address\n2:40 PM\nDepart Canton Memorial Hall for Akron-Canton Airport\n(11 mi. - :20)\n3:00 PM\nArrive Akron-Canton airport\n3:15 PM EDT\nDepart Akron-Canton airport enroute to Mansfield, Ohio\n(55 mi. - :40)\n2:50 PM EST\nArrive Mansfield Municiapl Airport\nAM: Tom Pownall\nBill Bumpus\nPage 32\nSaturday, October 1 (continued)\n3:15 PM EDT\nDepart Akron-Canton Airport enroute to\nMansfield, Ohio\n(55 mi. - :40)\n2:55 PM EST\nArrive Mansfield Municipal Airport\nAM: Tom Pownall\nBill Bumpus\nPopulation of Mansfield is 50, 000\nCandidate for Congress is John M. Ashbrook\n(17th District)\nJ. Gilbert Baird is in charge of arrangement S\nMotorcade Chairman is Robert Moorhead\nReception Committee:\nJames C. Will, County Chairman\nMayor and Mrs. Robert Lemly (Democrat)\nMrs. L. A. Douglass, County Chairman, Women's\nRepublican Club\nMr. and Mrs. John M. Ashbrook, Candidate for\nCongress (17th District)\nWalter Penry, County Chairman\nFaye Mowrey, County Chairman\nTenneyson Guyer, County Chairman\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Mrs. L. A. Douglass\n3:15 PM\nDepart Airport enroute to Arlin Field\n(4-1/2 mi. - :10)\n3:25 PM\nARRIVE ARLIN FIELD\nBands: Mansfield High School - Percy Hall, Director\nMadison High School - Mr. Brown, Dir.\nBelleville High School - W. George Young, Dir.\nLexington High School - Herbert Hatch, Dir.\nBad weather alternative: Madison Theater\nFlowers - 2 girls will present flowers to Mrs. Nixon\nPlatform Committee:\nJohn M. Ashbrook, Candidate for Congress\n(17th District)\nJames C. Will, County Chairman\nMrs. L. A. Douglass, County Chairman, Women's\nRepublican Club\nJ. Gilbert Baird, Chairman, Arrangements Comm.\nRay Bliss, State Chairman\nMr. Rhodes, Candidate for State Auditor\nMaster of Ceremonies is J. Gilbert Baird\nPage 33\nSaturday, October 1 (continued)\nVice President introduced by John M. Ashbrook,\nCandidate for Congress (17th District)\n3:30 to\n4:00 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nGreets platform guests following address\n4:10 PM\nDepart Arlin Field enroute to Mansfield Airport\n4:20 PM\nArrive airport\n4:30 PM EST\nDepart Mansfield enroute to Evansville, Indiana\n(360 mi. - 2:30)\n6:00 PM CST\nArrive Evansville, Dress Memorial Field\nAM: John Warner\nPage 34\nSaturday, October 1 (continued)\n4:30 PM EST\nDepart Mansfield enroute to Evansville,\nIndiana\n(360 mi. - 2:30)\n6:00 PM CST\nArrive Evansville, Dress Memorial Field\nAM: John Warner\nPopulation of Evansville is 135, 000\nU.S. Senator is Homer Capehart\nCandidate for Congress is Alvan V. Burch (8th District)\nGovernor is Harold W. Handley\nCandidate for Governor is Crawford Parker\nEdward A. Mitchell is in charge of arrangements\nFlowers for Mrs. Nixon presented by Miss Jean Mitchell\nMotorcade Chairman is Bob Thornburgh\nReception Committee:\nEdward A. Mitchell, Chairman\nLin Amos, Treasurer, Republican Central Committee\nfor Vanderburgh County\nKelly Cato, Secretary, Vanderburgh County\nBettye Lou Jerrel, Vice Chairman, Vanderburgh Courty\nGovernor Harold Handley of Indiana\nCrawford Parker, Candidate for Governor (Indiana)\nSenator Homer Capehart of Indiana\nA. V. Burch, Candidate for Congress\nMayor Frank McDonald\nSenator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky\n6:20 PM\nDepart airport enroute to Robert's Municipal Stadium\n6:35 PM\nARRIVE ROBERTS MUNICIPAL STADIUM\nPlatform Committee: To consist of candidates for\nSenate, Congress and Governors from Illinois, Indiana\nand Kentucky who are in attendance.\nPage 35\nSaturday, October 1 (continued)\nProgram:\nMaster of Ceremonies is Ed Mitchell\nInvocation by Rev. Charles Zopp, Presbyterian Church\nThe Vice President introduced by Crawford Parker,\nCandidate for Governor (Indiana)\n6:45 to\n7:15 PM\nADDRESS BY THE VICE PRESIDENT\nGreets platform guests following address\n7:35 PM\nDepart stadium for airport\n7:50 PM\nArrive airport\n8:00 PM CST\nDepart Evansville enroute to Washington, D.C.\n1:00 PM EDT\nArrive Washington National Airport\n(522 mi. - - 3:00)\nPage 36"
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