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To: Bob Finch; CC; RN, Don Hughes From: Bob Haldeman. Re: Advance Men. 4 Pages. [Memo], 6/2/1960
Miscellaneous Advance Men Notes. 2 Pages. [Memo], n.d.
To: RN From: RHF RE: Profile of Arthur W. Arundel 2 Pages. [Memo], 11/30/1959
List of Past Advance Men. 16 Names. 1 Page. [Memo], n.d.
To: Robert McCone From: John C. Whitaker. Re: Interest in Supporting Vice President Nixon's presidential campaign. 2 Pages. [Letter], 2/16/1960
To: L. W. Hall From: Bob Haldeman Re: Edward Gurnee Cumming. 2 Pages. [Memo], 3/7/1960
To: Bob Haldeman From: Cy Laughter. Re: Advance Prospect. 3 Pages. [Letter], 2/13/1960
To: Mr. James Mailliard From: H. R. Haldeman. Re: Suggestion to join forthcoming campaign. 1 page. [Letter], 4/28/1960
To: Bob Haldeman From: James Mailliard. Re: Visit with Vice President. 1 Page. [Letter], 4/12/1960
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To: Bob Finch; CC; RN, Don Hughes From: Bob Haldeman. Re: Advance Men. 4 Pages. [Memo], 6/2/1960
Miscellaneous Advance Men Notes. 2 Pages. [Memo], n.d.
To: RN From: RHF RE: Profile of Arthur W. Arundel 2 Pages. [Memo], 11/30/1959
List of Past Advance Men. 16 Names. 1 Page. [Memo], n.d.
To: Robert McCone From: John C. Whitaker. Re: Interest in Supporting Vice President Nixon's presidential campaign. 2 Pages. [Letter], 2/16/1960
To: L. W. Hall From: Bob Haldeman Re: Edward Gurnee Cumming. 2 Pages. [Memo], 3/7/1960
To: Bob Haldeman From: Cy Laughter. Re: Advance Prospect. 3 Pages. [Letter], 2/13/1960
To: Mr. James Mailliard From: H. R. Haldeman. Re: Suggestion to join forthcoming campaign. 1 page. [Letter], 4/28/1960
To: Bob Haldeman From: James Mailliard. Re: Visit with Vice President. 1 Page. [Letter], 4/12/1960
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47
17
06/02/1960
Memo
To: Bob Finch; CC; RN, Don Hughes From:
Bob Haldeman. Re: Advance Men. 4 Pages.
47
17
n.d.
Memo
Miscellaneous Advance Men Notes. 2 Pages.
47
17
11/30/1959
Memo
To: RN From: RHF RE: Profile of Arthur
W. Arundel 2 Pages.
47
17
n.d.
Memo
List of Past Advance Men. 16 Names. 1 Page.
47
17
02/16/1960
Letter
To: Robert McCone From: John C.
Whitaker. Re: Interest in Supporting Vice
President Nixon's presidential campaign. 2
Pages.
47
17
03/07/1960
Memo
To: L. W. Hall From: Bob Haldeman Re:
Edward Gurnee Cumming. 2 Pages.
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
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47
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02/13/1960
Letter
To: Bob Haldeman From: Cy Laughter. Re:
Advance Prospect. 3 Pages.
47
17
04/28/1960
Letter
To: Mr. James Mailliard
From: H. R. Haldeman. Re: Suggestion to
join forthcoming campaign. 1 page.
47
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04/12/1960
Letter
To: Bob Haldeman From: James Mailliard.
Re: Visit with Vice President. 1 Page.
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TO: Bob Finch; ⑉⑆1 RN, Don Hughes
FROM: Bob Haldeman
RE: ADVANCE MEN
The purpose of this memo is to bring you up to date on the status of the
new group of Advance Men that we have been recruiting and training on
trips so far this year.
of the 11 men who we had in the Advance Man's School in early April, seven
have been in on one of the trips this year. Tiree more are scheduled for
the Texas, North Dakota and St. Louis trips and one (Cy Laughter) has been
dropped from consideration as an Advance Man.
In addition to the group who were at the School, we have added three more
possibilities all of whom have made a trip with us.
None of this group has had an opportunity as yet to make a complete Advance
on his own. All of them have worked directly with me. On the fortheewing
Camden trip and the British Exposition in New York, we will then use two
of the Advance Men on their own.
Although it is difficult at this point to try and draw a final evaluation
on the relative ability of these men, I will run through the group which
we now have under consideration in order of their estimated ability at
this point.
or the total group of 13 now under consideration, we have two in whom I
have complete confidence and who have appeared at least satisfactory to
all the rest of the group including Don Hughes, Herb Klein and Rese Woods.
These two are:
John Ehrlichman - Seattle, Washington - Attorney - Age 35 - Married -
5 children, ages 9 years through 6 months. Recommended by Haldeman
and Loie Gaunt. Graduate of UCLA and Stanford Law School. Served
2-1/2 years in Air Force from 1943 to 1945. Has worked on advance
and trips in Milwaukee, San Francisco and Stockten. Also worked in
Indiana on the Primary campaign. Available for whatever period
needed as a volunteer. will take leave of absence from law firm
in which he is a partner. Has worked in Seattle area and around
state of Washington in Congressional esmpaigns and in local suburban
polities.
Tom Pownall - Potomae, Maryland - Presently employed with Convair
in Washington, D.C. - Age 38 - Married - 2 children, ages 11 and 8.
Recommended by Herb Klein. Wasmighbor of Herb's in La Jolls from
1951 through 1957. Graduate of U. S. Naval Academy. Served in
Bob Finch
- 2 -
June 2, 1960
Advance Men
Havy from 1946 to 1949 and again from 1951 to 1953. Worked on
advance and trip to Detroit. Is available on leave of absence
basis from Convair without salary for whatever period is required
during the campaign. Has been active in civic and local political
affairs in LaJella, California.
The next three in order of apparent ability have made trips with us and
seem to be competent, but would still require some further training and
help before being turned out on their own, as contrasted to Pownall and
Mhrlichman, who I believe are ready to go now.
James Marphy - Reckville Centre, New York - Currently with
U. S. Dredging Corporation and Gallagher Bros. Sand & Gravel
Cerporation - a family business - Age 31 - Bacheler. Recommended
by Len Hall who knows Marphy and family well. Graduate of U. S.
Military Academy. Served in the Army from 1955 to 1958. Worked
on the advance and the trip in upstate New York including Syracuse,
Auburn and Buffalo. Available for any amount of time needed on
leave of absence from his company with no salary. Has worked in
local Nassau County politics.
Richard Miller - Los Angeles, California. - Investment business,
Revel Miller & Company, a family company - Age 34 - Married, no
children. Recommended by Haldeman and Lois Gaunt. Graduated from
UCLA. Served in the U. S. Merchant Marine as Naval Reserve Ea-
sign from 1944 to 1946. Worked on the advance and trip in San
Francisco for the Candlestick Park trip. Available on leave of
absence basis with no salary. Has worked in local political ac-
tivities, primarily through Young Republicans.
Robert Ogden - Spekane, Washington - Age 37 - Married, 3 children,
ages 4 through 1. Attorney and Vice President of R. J. Martin
Insurance and Mortgage Company, family business. Recommended by
Pote Flanigan and Charlie MeWherter. Charlie knows him thru Young
Republican activities and Pete thru Youth for Eisenhower work in
New York. Graduate of Harvard College, Harvard Business School and
Yale Law School. Served as pilet in Army Air Corps from 1943 thru
1945. Worked on the advance and trip into Melvin, Illinois. Avail-
able on leave of absence from his firm with no salary for whatever
time necessary. Has worked in a mumber of different political ac-
tivities including New York State Youth for Eisenhower; very active
in Y.R. Is presently Nixon-for-President chairman in Spokane.
The next group of five have all made trips with us and I think follow
very closely behind the preceding 3 in terms of promise and ability.
They are:
Bob Finch
- 3 -
June 2, 1960
Advance Men
Charles Farrington - Phoenix, Arizona - Public Relations firm
of his own - Age 31 - Married, one child, 4 years old. Recom-
mended by Raymond Moley and Senator Goldwater. Graduate of
University of Arisona. Has been active in Arisona Young Re-
publicans and State Campaigns; Vice-Chairman of Young Republican
National Federation from 1951 to 1953. From 1953 - 1957 worked
as Assistant to Barry Goldwater. Available on a per diem fee
basis. Worked on advance and trips to Fresno and Sacramento.
Robert G. McCune - Washington, D. C. - Presently on Nixon camp-
aign staff - Age 32 - Married, no children. Recommended by Finch
and McWhorter. Graduate of University of Nebraska. Worked with
Republican National Committee. U. S. Exhibition Manager in Mos-
COW in 1959. Served in U. S. Airborne from 1946 to 1948 and was
U. S. Air Foree Security Officer from 1951 to 1953. Worked on
advance and trip to Chicago for January 27 dinner and also spent
considerable time on Indiana primary campaign.
John Whitsker - Baltimore, Maryland - Presently on leave of
absence from Aero Service Corporation in Philadelphia. Took a
leave starting May 1 to work as a volunteer field man for Pete
Flanigan and Nixon Volunteers as well as to help out on Advances.
Age 34 - Married - one child, age 8 months - Graduate of Georgetown
University with Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins and also attended M.I.T.
Has worked as a Geologic Consultant and in Geological Survey sales.
Served in the Navy from 1944 to 1946. Worked on the advance and
trip into Lineoln, Nebraska; also spent considerable time in
Indiana on the Primary. Will be available for Advance work for
whatever time needed at no cost.
Ned Sullivan - Yonkers, New York - Insurance business, family
firm - Age 34 - Married - Four children, ages 8 through 1.
Recommended by the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon. Graduate of
Manhattan College. Served in the Air Corps from 1943 through
1946 as a radio gunner. Worked on the advance for the New England
Exposition trip; helped out on the Miami trip and is handling the
advance for the British Exposition. Spent some time in Indiana
Primary campaign. Is available at no salary on a leave of absence
from his company for whatever time is necessary. Political exper-
ience includes a number of years on the Yonkers City Council and
as Minority Leader. Is currently Westchester County Supervisor
and Treasurer of the Republican Party in Yonkers.
Ned Harding - Dedham, Massachusetts - Is currently affiliated
with two businesses, a photographic company in Brookline, Mass-
achusetts and a manufacturing company making pumps in New Bedford,
Massachusetts. Age 37 - Married with 5 children, ages 13 through
3. Recommended by Bill Saltonstall and Chris Herter Jr. Graduate
Bob Finch
- 4 -
June 2, 1960
Advance Men
of Harvard University. Served in the Navy from 1941 to 1943.
Worked on the advance for the Polish Celebration in Chicago.
Has currently taken leave from both of his companies in Mass-
achusetts to work here in Washington for Pete Flanigan, hand-
ling the mailing list operation for Nixon Volunteers. Will be
available as an Advance Man for whatever time needed, at no pay.
The final three names on the present Prospect list have not yet done
a trip with us but all will be doing one within the next month. They
are:
Stan Lothridge - Los Angeles, California - Kenyon & Eckhardt
Advertising Agency. Age 33 - Bachelor - recommended by McWhorter.
Graduate of University of California at Berkeley. Served in the
Navy from 1945 to 1946. Available on a leave of absence basis
from his agency at no cost. Has been very active in Young Re-
publican activities in both Northern and Southern California.
Worked with our group at the 1956 Convention in staging demon-
strations, etc. Was originally considered as an Advance Man in
1956 but to my knowledge, did not actually make any trips.
Fred Dixon - Presently employed by Folger, Nolan, Fleming, Hibbs
investment banking concern - Age 38 - Bachelor - Recommended by
Charlie McWhorter. Graduate of the University of Colorado and
Wharton in Philadelphia. Served in the Army from 1943 to 1945.
Available on a leave of absence from present employer at no cost
to us. Political experience includes a large amount of Young Re-
publican activity and participation in Republican organisation in
District of Columbia.
Alex Troffey - Oakland, California - Presently with Kaiser In-
dustries. Age 38 - Married - Recommended by Herb Klein. Probably
available on leave of absence basis. At this time I do not have
complete data on Troffey
This completes the list of 13 now under consideration. I think that
from this group we will have an adequate number and quality of Advance
Men if the campaign operation is to be run as presently contemplated.
I do, however, feel it would be wise to keep our eye open for addi-
tional prospects and try to train and have available several more men
in reserve.
Cy Laughter who was recommended by Don Hughes, has been dropped from
consideration as an Advance Man because I understand he will be utilised
for the Sports Committee and will not be available to us for Advance work.
In addition to the 13 listed above, I have screened, and in many cases
talked with, another 35 to 40 possibilities but I feel this group rep-
resents the best that are available and do not feel that any of the
rest should be considered at this time.
Micellaneous advance men
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Joll Pritchard- Wash St. legos.
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Frank Pritchard.
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?3 Cy Laughter - Dayton - rec Hughes
4 John fex - DC city 35-Nall Coal Assin res McKengel
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5.
Bob Waggoner - would have to here ?-
6.
Bob French - Billy Hiaham AM. now m Calif not evail
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8.
Frank Crowley alger AA
9. Edward Gurnee tumming - 30 NY adolos augs rec Hall
scratch per HR come - not the you - no- exp.
10. Paul O'Brien - "Catty rec Rul martin
11. John Whitaker -Bult Aerolerice Dales -33- - rec Edmclabe White stows
(33) William Scott Vice President
National Blvd Bank - Wrigley Bldg
since Nov 58
asst US atty Chicago - 9mos
an PR american Nail Bank- 7 yrs.
cent Law School
Bucknell + Penn - V5
married 10yrs. / daughter 6 mos
49 County YR chmm.
50 /ATVP state YR
lose to Sen. Duksen since hi school
52 acing cham mw yre
December 3, 1959
MEMORANDUM
For: RN
From: RHF
The attached is Admiral Strauss' man. Please ask
him about Arundel when you see him today.
I got this after I saw
him. Bat I told
him you would be asking -
him for advise etc
So you can follow up
I
Sounds good to me -
For Official Use Only
Profile
Nov. 30, 1959
ARTHUR W. ARUNDEL
Address:
Residence - Waverly Way, McLean, Va. (Flmwood 6-5167)
Business - Office of the Secretary, Department of Commerce,
Washington 25, D. C. (STerling 3-9200,
Ext. 4778).
Personal:
Born January 12, 1928 in Washington, D. C.
Married Margaret C. McFlroy of Philadelphia on May 18, 1957
Daughter, Sally Harwood, born May 26, 1958
Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Arundel, Warrenton, Va.
Education:
Graduated from Harvard, June 1951, BA Degree in International Field
of Government and Economics.
Military:
U. S. Marine Corps, served in Korea and Indochina. Entered as
2nd Lt., June 1951, honorably discharged as Captain, Jan. 1955.
Employment:
Special Assistant, Office of the Secretary of Commerce, general
responsibilities and currently handling preparation of the
Secretary's Transportation Report for the President.
(January 1959 to present.)
United Press International, Washington Bureau, News Correspondent
covering Congress and Defense (December 1956 to December 1958).
CBS News, Washington Bureau Staff for the 1956 Presidential
election campaign (June to December 1956).
Central Intelligence Agency, Staff Officer with Office of Deputy
Director/Plans. (1955-1956)
American Institute of Public Opinion (Gallup Poll), Special
Assistant travelling on "Pinpoint" interviews during 1948
Presidential Elections. (June to Nov. 1948)
Hobbies:
Tennis, Skin Diving and Flying (private licensed pilot).
References:
Mr. Peter S. Thacher, Department of State
Mr. William A. Douglass, President, Career, Inc., New York City
Mr. Lewis L. Strauss, The Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D. C.
Mr. D. Harcourt Lees, Insurance, Warrenton, Va.
Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd, Chairman, Inter-American Defense Board,
Washington, D. C.
Past Advance Men
Arbuthnot, Ray
Brock, Warren
Collier, Bob
Cotton, Aylett
Drown, Jack
Haldeman, Bob
Marshall, Paull
Potter, Lee
Price, William
MacKenzie, Jack
Sullivan, Ned
Ehrlichman, John
McCune, Bob
Walter Swan
Hary Hoagland
Doug Price
JOHN CARROLL WHITAKER
106 Thicket Rd.
BALTIMORE XX MARYLAND
12
Orevel 78795
February 16, 1960.
Mr. Robert McCone
Volunteer
Suite 523
Washington Building
33
childle.
Weds
1435 "G" St., N. W.
Washington, D. C.
age
married
6mos.
Dear Bob:-
Reg. Reput
As discussed at our meeting of February 12th, I am interested in
supporting Vice President Nixon's presidential campaign to the
extent that I would be willing to take a leave of absence from
my present position, to assist in this endeavor from now until
the November election.
I hold a Bachelor of Social Science degree from Georgetown
University (1949) and a Ph.d degree in geology from the
Johns Hopkins University (1953). After two years as an
exploration geologist with Standard Oil of California, I have
spent the last five (5) years in the aerial survey industry
connected with sales for various natural resources development
programs. My present position is manager of sales for the
Aero Service Corporation of Philadelphia, in the area of United
States foreign aide programs involving natural resources develop-
ment. This involves sales presentation with various United
States agencies such as, State Department, International Coopera-
tion Administration and the Development Loan Fund, as well as
extensive overseas travel in the underdeveloped areas of North
and Central Africa and South America in contact with foreign
government officials and U. S. diplomatic personnel. In addition,
I cover domestic sales for the U. S. mining industry which
of course, means extensive travel in this country.
My political experience is limited to support of Congressman
James P. Devereux's during his unseccessful Maryland gubernatorial
campaign. This involved the usual public rallies, coffee hours,
fund raising and dealings with the press.
Acc, Ed me White House
three lack me Kengie
JOHN CARROLL WHITAKER
106 Thicket Rd.
BALTIMORE ** MARYLAND
Bob, I certainly appreciate the time you have spent outlining
the scope of your organization and I hope I can be of some
assistance in supporting the Vice President's campaign.
Sincerely
JCW/h
J
John C. Whitaker
March 7, 1960
TO: L. W. Hall
FROM: Bob Haldeman
Subject: Edward Gurnee Cumming
After receiving your memorandum and attached resume regarding
Ted Cumming, I gave him a call to discuss in general with him,
his ideas on where he felt he might fit into the campaign or-
genization.
As you probably know, he does not have any very well defined
idea of what he might want to do but seems to feel he does want
to get into politics in some way. He at first indicated that
any activity he might be engaged in would have to be confined
to the New York area because of limitations of his having to
stay with his job. Later, however, he indicated that under the
right situation, he might give up his job in order to go to
work with us. In this circumstance, however, he said he would
have to have a paid job on the staff since he could not afford
to work as a volunteer on a full-time basis.
He indicated that one of his primary interests in politics would
be in the field of public health, which of course would tie in
with his medical training.
Because he had no specific ideas and because of course I was unable
in a phone conversation to evaluate the possibilities for him in
our setup I suggested that he make a point of having a chat with
you when you were next up in Oyster Bay during which you and he
might be able to clarify some of the areas in which he might be
most interested.
As far as the Advance Han possibility is concerned, as you probably
know, we are not hiring any advance men and what I'm looking for
is some people who are so situated in business that they can take
time off for 1 or 2 trips between now and the Convention and then
would be available to us full-time after the convention to work
through the duration of the intensive campaign. Itswould appear
that Ed does not fit in this category. I also question whether
his complete lack of political experience or any rdated experience
in setting up organizations oramestings or working with committees
or large groups of people would qualify him for an Advance Man
assignment.
I was very much impressed with his general attitude and so on, and
- 2 -
feel there probably should be a place somewhere for him in a
campaign organization where his services could be put to good
use.
I will wait til I hear further from you before making any addi-
tional contact with Ted.
advance Prospect
Cy LAUGHTER
LAUGHTER CORP.
DAYTON 1, OHTo
February 13, 1960
BA 31241
Dear Bob:
Don Hughes called me last week and said you would be contacting
me so that we could get together.
I thought I'd write you and tell you something about my plans.
First of all, my wife is expecting a baby approximately March 24, so
you see I'd like to try and get with you the first part of March, not
trying to rush you. February 22nd I am in charge of a dinner. There
will be 620 people there and on February 23 is our Cub Scouts, which I
am Pack Master, I must be there too. That pretty well clears up my
schedule. As for March, I'll be staying pretty close to home. Would
like to fly out to Washington for a day or two at the most or some city
you'll be visiting.
I would like to talk with you about all this as it sounds very in-
teresting and I would like to know if and when it would start.
I work in the tool and die industry for a company owned by my
father. We have approximately 300 people working. I went to night
school learning the tool and die business.
I'm 6'4", 215 lbs, brown eyes and brown hair, 34 years old will
be 35 in July 26. Was in Infantry during World War II, wounded in shoul-
der by German motor January 11, 1945. I get 20% disability. Married
13 years, one boy 10, girl 6 and we are expecting, as I mentioned be-
fore.
Hobbies are: Golf plus all other sports. Do not drink or smoke.
This is sort of a quick look at me.
Sincerely yours,
Cy Reparighter Laughter
CL:CM
Mr. Bob Haldman
Vice President Nixon's Office
Washington, D.C.
1
Called Laughter -
3/2
notawail for Nebr -Cause
of baby expensted
will come to apr 2
meeting
+
wants & advance
in april
probly avail for Campaign
Period full have
Hobe munsell
Heul Ils mgr
\
Barry the Door Co.
Burnishan mich
sugg. by Cy Paughter
4/28/60
H. R.H.
c/s
April 28, 1960
Mr. James Mailliard
601 Montgomery Street
San Francisco 11, California
Dear Jim:
AIR MAIL
Thanks very much for your prompt reply to my sug-
gestion that you join us in the forthcoming campaign.
I can certainly understand your situation and the
reason for your inability to do so, but I must say
that I am very sorry that you are too involved to
take on additional responsibility.
I am sure you can be of tremendous help at the local
level and we will be calling upon you in that regard
before very long.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:cfo
GA 10131
IL
Aes EV 67393
JAMES MAILLIARD
601
MONTGOMERY STREET
SAN FRANCISCO
11
April 12, 1960
Mr. Robert Haldeman
Senate Office Building
Washington, D. C.
Dear Bob:
I want to say thanks to you personally for all you
did to make our visit with the Vice President the
huge success it was. We are very pleased with
the way everything worked out and I hope we ful-
filled your expectations so Mr. Nixon's time was
not wasted.
Whenever you get to San Francisco next I wish you
would let me know so we can get together.
Sincerely,
June
him
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