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Milwaukee- February 8 Tentative Schedule. 2 pages. Duplicate not scanned. [Memo], n.d.
Milwaukee- February 8 Contacts. [Memo], n.d.
To: Mrs. Stuller. From: H.R. Haldeman. Thank you note. [Letter], n.d.
To: Mr. Robert Finch (Admin. Assistant to the V.P.). From: Donald M. Counihan. Subject: possibility of scheduling a women's function. [Letter], n.d.
Hall Overflows at Nixon Talk in Wisconsin. Unknown author for the Star. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Vice President Says US Will Catch Reds and Then Go Ahead. Written by Ira Kapenstein for the Journal Final. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/8/1960
GOP Knows How To Win: Nixon. Author unknown for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nixon here For A 'Major Policy Talk'. Author unknown for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/8/1960
Captivates Lincoln Day Gathering Here. Written by Cyrus F. Rice for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nixon denies Russ Show Superiority. The Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nebraska Welcome. Associated Press Wirephoto. Not scanned. [Newspaper], n.d.
Nixon Couple Personifies Picture of Togetherness. Written by Vivian Kawatzky for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nixon is Critical of 'Name Calling'. Written by Austin C. Wehrwein for The New York Times. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
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This file contains:
Milwaukee- February 8 Tentative Schedule. 2 pages. Duplicate not scanned. [Memo], n.d.
Milwaukee- February 8 Contacts. [Memo], n.d.
To: Mrs. Stuller. From: H.R. Haldeman. Thank you note. [Letter], n.d.
To: Mr. Robert Finch (Admin. Assistant to the V.P.). From: Donald M. Counihan. Subject: possibility of scheduling a women's function. [Letter], n.d.
Hall Overflows at Nixon Talk in Wisconsin. Unknown author for the Star. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Vice President Says US Will Catch Reds and Then Go Ahead. Written by Ira Kapenstein for the Journal Final. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/8/1960
GOP Knows How To Win: Nixon. Author unknown for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nixon here For A 'Major Policy Talk'. Author unknown for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/8/1960
Captivates Lincoln Day Gathering Here. Written by Cyrus F. Rice for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nixon denies Russ Show Superiority. The Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nebraska Welcome. Associated Press Wirephoto. Not scanned. [Newspaper], n.d.
Nixon Couple Personifies Picture of Togetherness. Written by Vivian Kawatzky for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
Nixon is Critical of 'Name Calling'. Written by Austin C. Wehrwein for The New York Times. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 2/9/1960
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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
50
22
n.d.
Memo
Milwaukee- February 8 Tentative Schedule.
2 pages. Duplicate not scanned.
50
22
n.d.
Memo
Milwaukee- February 8 Contacts.
50
22
n.d.
Letter
To: Mrs. Stuller. From: H.R. Haldeman.
Thank you note.
50
22
n.d.
Letter
To: Mr. Robert Finch (Admin. Assistant to
the V.P.). From: Donald M. Counihan.
Subject: possibility of scheduling a women's
function.
50
22
02/09/1960
Newspaper
Hall Overflows at Nixon Talk in Wisconsin.
Unknown author for the Star. Not scanned.
50
22
02/08/1960
Newspaper
Vice President Says US Will Catch Reds and
Then Go Ahead. Written by Ira Kapenstein
for the Journal Final. Not scanned.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
50
22
02/09/1960
Newspaper
GOP Knows How To Win: Nixon. Author
unknown for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not
scanned.
50
22
02/08/1960
Newspaper
Nixon here For A 'Major Policy Talk'.
Author unknown for the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Not scanned.
50
22
02/09/1960
Newspaper
Captivates Lincoln Day Gathering Here.
Written by Cyrus F. Rice for the Milwaukee
Sentinel. Not scanned.
50
22
02/09/1960
Newspaper
Nixon denies Russ Show Superiority. The
Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned.
50
22
n.d.
Newspaper
Nebraska Welcome. Associated Press
Wirephoto. Not scanned.
50
22
02/09/1960
Newspaper
Nixon Couple Personifies Picture of
Togetherness. Written by Vivian Kawatzky
for the Milwaukee Sentinel. Not scanned.
50
22
02/09/1960
Newspaper
Nixon is Critical of 'Name Calling'. Written
by Austin C. Wehrwein for The New York
Times. Not scanned.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Page 2 of 2
MILWAUKEE - FEBRUARY 8
Schedule - Tenative
10:00 A.M.
Lv. Chicago Union Station - train 5 Milwaukee Road
11:15
Arrive R.R. Station - Milwaukee Road
GREETING BY STATE & LOCAL REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS
11:30
Lv. R.R. Station by car for WISN-TV Station (PN?)
(RN only - balance of party by car to Schroeder Hotel)
11:45
Arr. WISN-TV
1/2 HOUR TAPE OF PANEL SHOW
to be released Tues. nite at 8:30
Panel of 4 Democratic members of Milw. Jr. Bar Assn.
12:30 P.M.
Lv. WISN-TV by car for Schroeder Hotel
12:40
Arrive Schroeder Hotel - directly to luncheon which is
LUNCHEON - REP. PARTY OF WISCONSIN Jasper chomn
in progress.
included
About 150 - State exec. comm., finance comm.,
Pat
dinner comm., arrangements comm., state leg-
islators and candidates for delegate to convention
expect REMARKS BY RN - party pitch (PICTURES?)
2:30
Lv. luncheon for RN suite
3:00
Lv. suite for press room
20 MIN. PRESS MEETING
Pat. Puss meeting
3:20
Return to suite - 1/2 HOUR MILW. JOURNAL COFFEE
2 HOURS RESERVED FOR STAFF WORK
5:55
Lv. Suite for Jasper Suite- same floor
PRIVATE RECEPTION - HEAD TABLE GROUP
English Room
40-50 very
6:30
Lv. Hotel by motorcade to Eagles Club
6:45
Arr. Eagles Club - to Ballroom
LINCOLN DAY DINNER
2500 guests - tickets $5.00
Dinner Program:
6:45 Head table group seated - 14 at 1 table,
12 at 2nd
Anthem & presentation of colors
Invocation
Dinner
- 2 -
Milwaukee - February 8
Dinner, (Cont.)
8:15 - Program begins - Jasper, MC
Brief entertainment
Introductions
8:30 - 8:45 (App.) RN ADDRESS
Kirly Hendee will into RN
9:15 - End address
9:30
Lv. Eagles by motorcade for airport
10:00
Arr. Airport - takeoff
MILWAUKEE
February 8th
CONTACTS
S. S. -
Paul Martineau, Broadway 28600 X 588; res. Sunset 68922
John Sokoll - night 20862 res ED 25438
State
Chairman -
Claude Jasper AL-7-2505 (OFFKE) inacuse 7:265 AL RepH.Q.
CH - 4-3449 (RES.C).
Asst. George Greely
Milw. City
Chairman -
Vince Mercurio, HQ Broadway 17296
Thelma Seely - secy.
Sam Hay, Orchard 1-2000
res.?
Motorcade - Murdoch Pryor
Hotel -
Schroeder - Mgr. Louis Limecooley BR / 7250
Asst. - Don Bauer
R. R. -
Milwaukee Rd. - Psgr. Serv. Agt. - C.F. Dahnke BR-16120 DOADWAY
res W027848
Y.R. -
Milw. Chmn - Tom Nelson
WISN-TV -
Pat Barnes - Public Affairs - DIvision 23000
Exchange
Club -
Bob Cunningham
P. O. Box 7398
Washington 4, D. C.
Mrs. Frank Stuller
3107 West Layton Avenue
Milwaukee 21, Wisconsin
Dear Mrs. Stuller:
Just a note to thank you very much for your thoughtfulness
in sending on to me the picture you took when we were in
Wisconsin a few weeks ago with Vice President Nixon.
I very much appreciate your remembering to send the picture
and will add it to my collection.
Thank you very much and best wishes.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:efe
No
DONALD M. COUNIHAN
1000 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
WASHINGTON, D. C.
January 28, 1960
Mr. Robert Finch
Administrative Assistant
to the Vice-President
United States Capitol
Washington, D. C.
Dear Bob:
Far be it from me to interject myself in the personal
politics in any part of the country, but I am attempting to
watch the Wisconsin scene very closely for you. As you know
I am from that part of the country, and have kicked around the
state of Wisconsin considerably having formally been with a
Republican member of Congress from Milwaukee, a close friend of
Dick's, namely, Charles J. Kersten.
I received a telephone call this morning from a man who
is close to Milwaukee politics who had heard from a prominent
woman Republican in Milwaukee that on the coming visit of the
Vice-President on February 8, that there had been no functions
scheduled for the women. I indicated to him that that was a
local problem and should be worked out at the local level with
the people there who are controlling Dick's time after he arrives
in Milwaukee. This particular woman indicates that she could put
together a crowd of anywhere between one and 2000 women if some-
time during the day of the 8th of February a brief time could be
arranged. No acknowledgement of this is necessary to me, but if
any of your advance men want to make an inquiry of the local Mil-
waukee people as to whether or not the women have been wrapped
into the program, this might be the way to handle it, if you find
it advisable to so do.
Best personal regards.
Sincerely yours,
on
Donald M. Counihan
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