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From H.R. Haldeman to Edward P. Saltiel of the Lincoln-Dembitz Republica League (IL) re: Saltiel's invitation for the vice president to address the Zionist Organization of America. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Tentative Schedule for Nixon's visit to St. Louis June 21st. [Memo], 6/10/1960
From Bob Haldeman to Don Hughes re: St. Louis Schedule. [Letter], 6/10/1960
Schedule for trip to Missouri. Much of the text is illegible. [Memo], 6/1/1960
From H.R. Haldeman to Mr. Litvag of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis re: press photos of Nixon. [Letter], 6/5/1960
St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Nixon Asserts That Security Must Go Ahead Of Any Tax Cut. Nixon at Minot, N.D., Outlines President's Plan to Feed World's Hungry People, Nixon Solidifies State Support, Sees Hundreds At Reception. [Newspaper], 6/21/1960
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Nixon Hints He'll Pick Running Mate: calls foreign policy viewpoint major factor by Marsh Clark. Editorial: Where Mr. Nixon Stands. River Memorial Approved by Nixon. [Newspaper], 6/22/1960
St. Louis list of contacts, followed by handwritten notes and floor plan of The Park Plaza. Not Scanned. [Memo], N.D.
[],
Western Union Telegram re: arrangements for June 21st event. [Letter], 6/17/1960
To Bob Haldeman from PMF re: possibility of a Nixon visit with volunteers in St. Louis. [Memo], 6/10/1960
To Richard Nixon from Hugh F. McKenna re: visit with Nixon volunteers about midwest campaign. Handwritten note from Pete Flanagan to Bob Haldeman (bottom of letter). [Letter], 6/2/1960
Program Agenda and Headtable Seating for Keynoter Program, 10:30am -- Convention Hall -- Tuesday, June 21, 1960 [Memo], 6/21/1960
Washington Post. Nixon Crowd Phenomenon Defies Simple Explanation by Carroll Kilpatrick. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 6/23/1960
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This file contains:
From H.R. Haldeman to Edward P. Saltiel of the Lincoln-Dembitz Republica League (IL) re: Saltiel's invitation for the vice president to address the Zionist Organization of America. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Tentative Schedule for Nixon's visit to St. Louis June 21st. [Memo], 6/10/1960
From Bob Haldeman to Don Hughes re: St. Louis Schedule. [Letter], 6/10/1960
Schedule for trip to Missouri. Much of the text is illegible. [Memo], 6/1/1960
From H.R. Haldeman to Mr. Litvag of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis re: press photos of Nixon. [Letter], 6/5/1960
St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Nixon Asserts That Security Must Go Ahead Of Any Tax Cut. Nixon at Minot, N.D., Outlines President's Plan to Feed World's Hungry People, Nixon Solidifies State Support, Sees Hundreds At Reception. [Newspaper], 6/21/1960
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Nixon Hints He'll Pick Running Mate: calls foreign policy viewpoint major factor by Marsh Clark. Editorial: Where Mr. Nixon Stands. River Memorial Approved by Nixon. [Newspaper], 6/22/1960
St. Louis list of contacts, followed by handwritten notes and floor plan of The Park Plaza. Not Scanned. [Memo], N.D.
[],
Western Union Telegram re: arrangements for June 21st event. [Letter], 6/17/1960
To Bob Haldeman from PMF re: possibility of a Nixon visit with volunteers in St. Louis. [Memo], 6/10/1960
To Richard Nixon from Hugh F. McKenna re: visit with Nixon volunteers about midwest campaign. Handwritten note from Pete Flanagan to Bob Haldeman (bottom of letter). [Letter], 6/2/1960
Program Agenda and Headtable Seating for Keynoter Program, 10:30am -- Convention Hall -- Tuesday, June 21, 1960 [Memo], 6/21/1960
Washington Post. Nixon Crowd Phenomenon Defies Simple Explanation by Carroll Kilpatrick. Not scanned. [Newspaper], 6/23/1960
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
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Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
51
5
06/24/1960
Letter
From H.R. Haldeman to Edward P. Saltiel of
the Lincoln-Dembitz Republica League (IL)
re: Saltiel's invitation for the vice president to
address the Zionist Organization of America.
51
5
06/10/1960
Memo
Tentative Schedule for Nixon's visit to St.
Louis June 21st.
51
5
06/10/1960
Letter
From Bob Haldeman to Don Hughes re: St.
Louis Schedule.
51
5
06/01/1960
Memo
Schedule for trip to Missouri. Much of the
text is illegible.
51
5
06/05/1960
Letter
From H.R. Haldeman to Mr. Litvag of the
Jewish Federation of St. Louis re: press
photos of Nixon.
51
5
06/21/1960
Newspaper
St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Nixon Asserts That
Security Must Go Ahead Of Any Tax Cut.
Nixon at Minot, N.D., Outlines President's
Plan to Feed World's Hungry People, Nixon
Solidifies State Support, Sees Hundreds At
Reception.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Page 1 of 3
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
51
5
06/22/1960
Newspaper
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Nixon Hints He'll
Pick Running Mate: calls foreign policy
viewpoint major factor by Marsh Clark.
Editorial: Where Mr. Nixon Stands. River
Memorial Approved by Nixon.
51
5
N.D.
Memo
St. Louis list of contacts, followed by
handwritten notes and floor plan of The Park
Plaza. Not Scanned.
51
5
51
5
06/17/1960
Letter
Western Union Telegram re: arrangements
for June 21st event.
51
5
06/10/1960
Memo
To Bob Haldeman from PMF re: possibility
of a Nixon visit with volunteers in St. Louis.
51
5
06/02/1960
Letter
To Richard Nixon from Hugh F. McKenna
re: visit with Nixon volunteers about midwest
campaign. Handwritten note from Pete
Flanagan to Bob Haldeman (bottom of letter).
51
5
06/21/1960
Memo
Program Agenda and Headtable Seating for
Keynoter Program, 10:30am -- Convention
Hall -- Tuesday, June 21, 1960
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Page 2 of 3
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
51
5
06/23/1960
Newspaper
Washington Post. Nixon Crowd Phenomenon
Defies Simple Explanation by Carroll
Kilpatrick. Not scanned.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Page 3 of 3
June 24, 1960
Mr. Edward P. Saltiel
Lincoln-Dembits Republican League
77 West Washington Street
Chicago 2, Illinois
Dear Mr. Saltiel:
Thank you very much for your letter of June 14. I have been out in the
Mid-west traveling with the Vice President and hence have not had a chance
to answer it until now.
I have sent your invitation to the Vice President to address one of the meet-
ings of the Zionist Organisation of America to his office for consideration,
and I am sure you will hear from them regarding this. I should advise, how-
ever, that it will be very difficult to commit the Vice President to an appear-
ance during the period of August 25 - 28 at this time, for reasons which I am
sure you understand.
We have had a number of discussions on the subject of the Lox & Bagel break-
fast suggestion and are now in the process of investigating the costs and
mechanics of the closed circuit setup. Your proposal and some notes of mine
regarding same have been turned over to the campaign staff and they will be
in touch with you as soon as the decision has been made.
You will be interested to know that while we were in St. Louis Tuesday,
the Vice President participated in the dedication and ground-breaking cer-
emonies for the new Jewish Community Center. There was a good crowd in
attendance and the Vice President was extremely well-received by this
group.
I hope it will be possible to see you while we are in Chicago for the Co n-
vention and I assure you that action on your two proposals will be taken as
quickly as possible.
Sincerely yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:efo
6/10/60
H.R.H.
c/s
ST. LOUIS . June 21st
Tentative Schedule
1:45 p.m.
Arr. St. Louis Airport
(Question - Greeting by Jaycees?)
LV. Airport by car for Park Plase Hotel
2:15 a.m.
Arrive Park Plaza - to rooms overnight
10:15 a.m.
Leave Park Plaza by car for Kiel Auditorium
NOTE: Jaycees want RN to stop by JCI Senators Breakfast
at 9:30; also want meeting of RW and JC President
to be filmed for distribution to all JC groups.
This would require earlier departure from Hotel.
10:30 a.m.
Arrive Kiel Auditorium - start Program
Program: 10:30 - Invocation
National Anthem
Fledge of Allegiance
10:35 a.m. - Remarks by Mayor
10:40 a.m. - Introduction of JC President who
will introduce RN
10:45 a.m. - RN Speaks - Program ends at con-
clusion of speech
11:45 a.m.
Leave Kiel Auditorium by car to Riverfrout Memorial site
11:50 a.m.
Arrive Riverfront - View memorial site with committee
12:05 p.m.
Leave Riverfront by car to Railway Exchange Bldg. (RN Only)
12:15 p.m.
Arrive Railway Exchange Bldg. - to Buster May's office -
PRIVATE MEETING
(20 to 25)
12:45 p.m.
Leave May's office by car to Jefferson Hotel
12:50 p.m.
Arrive Jefferson Hotel - to suite
1:15 P.M.
PRESS CONFERENCE at Jefferson Notel
2:00 p.m.
Leave Jefferson Hotel by car to Jewish Community Center site
(PN rejoins)
2:30 p.m.
Arrive site - DEDICATION CEREMONIES
Program: Invocation
Introduction of 12 dignitaries
- 2 -
st. Louis - June 21st
Tentative
2:30 p.m.
Program (Continued)
Remarks by Bat Masterson
Introduction of Leo Fuller who will intro. RN
REMARKS BY RN - RN TURNS FIRST SHOVEL OVER FOR
GROUNDBREAKING
3:30 p.m.
Leave site by car for Post Dispatch Building (RN Only - PN- Hotel
4:00 p.m.
Arrive Post Dispatch Bldg. - to Conference Room -
PRIVATE MEETING - Bob Lash, Editorial Page Editor
George Hall, Asst. Editorial Page Editor
Ray Croley, Managing Editor
?
Bertelson, Asst. Managing Editor
Pulitzer
5:00 p.m.
Lv. Post Dispatch by car for KMOX-TV Studio
5:05 p.m.
Arrive KMOX - Tape 15-minute interview program
5:45 P.M.
LV. KMOX by car for Park Plaza Hotel
6:15 p.m.
Arrive Park Plass
30 MINUTES RESERVED FOR STAFF WORK
6:45 p.m.
PRIVATE MERTING WITH MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS - Park Plasa
Q&A (30)
7:45 p.m.
RECEPTION - REPUBLICAN PARTY PEOPLE - Park Plase (100)
8:30 p.m.
Return to Suite (Meeting with Anberg or leave for Airport)
9:00 p.m.
LV. Hotel by car for airport
9:30 p.m.
Arrive Airport . - take off
6/10/60
H.R.RH.
c/s
June 10, 1960
TO: Don Hughes
FROM: Bob Haldeman
RE: ST. LOUIS SCHEDULE
Attached is draft of proposed schedule. I realize it is
very involved and does not allow any free time. There is,
however, a small amount of water all the way through.
I still need to confirm some of the driving times.
In reviewing this, bear in mind that the following are firm:
1. JC's until 11:45
2. Jewish dedication - 2:30 to 3:30 plus 1/2 hour driving
time each way
3. Post Dispatch from 4:00 to 5:00
I think we are stuck with viewing the Riverfront; therefore the
only things which can be adjusted or dropped are:
1. Visit to May's office
2. Press Conference
3. KMOX tape
4. Major contributors
5. Party meeting
There are, of course, strong reasons for not dropping any of
these. The fat cats and party people would be combined but
this would be very unsatisfactory and would probably result
in a decision to drop the fat cats all together.
Will talk with you Monday.
6 n -
6/1/50
Prepared Some - Batetas = Missourt
for Amount
CDP
See listed for Risl Audtorizes
30(30 AM, Mr. Antitation
- - AIREINES . s.c. CONVERTION
21:25 A.M. That Mirror
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32:25 Pall, me.
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IV. the Joulah Community Center
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June 5. 1960
Mr. Irving Litvag
Jewish Federation of St. Louis
1007 Washington Avenue
St. Louis 1, Missouri
AIRMAIL - SPENIAL
Dear Mr. Litvag:
Per our telephone conversation of this date,
I am forwarding to you herewith, several glossy
head-and-shoulder prints of Mr. Nixon for your
use in publicising his appearance in St. Louis
on June 21. I have also included some newspaper
mats in two sizes should you have any use for
these.
Sincerely yours,
(Miss) Christine O'Polka
Secretary to H. R. Haldeman
HRH:efe
Enclosures
cc: Bob Haldeman, Bob Finch
This man called Friday 6/3 after Bob had left and said
that although he had been informed he could easily obtain
pictures of RN to use in connection with the Jewish ground-
breaking ceremony, he had been unable to locate any...even
at Republican Committee in St. Louis. He asked that we
send some off to him so he could receive them for use on
Monday.
ST. LOUIS
Contacts
G
S.S.:
Harry Stigall
(b) MA 1-8100 X 2238
nite MA 1-8150
Jefferson Hotel
(r) WO 1-1297
MA 14000 Rm/061
J. C.
Pres. - Bob Clark, Tulsa, Okla
LU 4-2481
Hotel
Conv. Staff - Kyle Goddard
HQ - CH 1-7565 Jeff CE 14010
General Chmn. - Ed Foote
(b) OL 2-6400 ; (r) UN 7-0660
Gov. Guest Recept. - Wayne Milsap
Press - George Stemmler Jr. (D'Arcy) and John Handley - Tulsa
Hotel :
Park Plaza , Harold Kopler, owner
FO 7-3300
Jack Flynn, Mgr.; Fred Graham, Asst. Mgr.
Cong.
Tom Curtis
Dist. Off. - Rosalie Schramm
PA 5-8788; (r) WY 1-1248
Repub. Fin.
John Leaver
Ntl. Comm.
Frank Corley
State Chmn.
Ken Wauglin
Gen'l. P.R.
Sam Krupnick
JE 3-1724
Post-Dispatch Joe Holland
Jewish -
Irving Litvag, Jew. Fedr. of St. Louis
PR - MA 13880; PA 1-7239
1007 Washington Avenue
Bill Kahn, Ex. Dir. J.C.C.A.
FO 7-7050; vo 3-1823
Howard Hearsh, Arrgmts. Chmn.
PR 3-7700; PA 6-2365
ST. LOUIS
Contacts
G,
S.S.:
Marry Stigall
(b) MA 1-8100 X 2238
nite MA 1-8150
(r) NO 1-1297
J. C.
Pres. - Bob Clark, Tulsa, Okla
LU 4-2481
Conv. Staff - Kyle Goddard
HQ - CH 1-7565 Jeff Holel CE 14010
General Cham. . Ed Foote
(b) OL 2-6400 ; (r) UN 7-0660
Gov. Guest Recept. - Wayne Milsap
Press - George Stemmler Jr. (D'Arcy) and John Handley - Tulsa
Hotel t
Park Plaza # Harold Kopler, owner
FO 7-3300
Jack Flynn, Mgr.; Fred Graham, Asst. Mgr.
County chun Jack Nangle
Cong.
Tom Curtis
Dist. Off. - Rosalie Schraum
PA 5-8788; (r) WY 1-1248
Repub. Fin.
John Leaver
Ntl. Comm.
Frank Corley
State Chun.
Ken Wauglin
Gen'l. P.R.
Sam Krupnick
JE 3-1724
PA 72383
Post-Dispatch Joe Holland
VO 360712360
Jewish -
Irving Litveg, Jew. Fedr. of St. Louis
PR - MA 13880; PA 1-7239
1007 Washington Avenue
Bill Kahn, Ex. Dir. J.C.C.A.
FO 7-7050; vo 3-1823
Howard Hearsh, Arrguts. Chan.
PR 3-7700; PA 6-2365
Curtis t Uark will greet
Certis, mayor, & may
if rain - models in Couthouse
fair - platform down old road
rebuild road - take motor lade down
to reverfront first- - then rotunda
Jewrit - Bus won't 90 up road
may have to shift to 6 cars
Shader - Rd of city comm.
trying to create trouble
different worm - following orig reception
Shrader doing it to embarass
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THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE
June 2, 1960
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
Vice President of the United States
United States Senate
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Vice President:
It is my understanding that you plan to attend the annual convention
of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce to be held in St. Louis,
Missouri the week of June 20, 1960.
A suggestion was made during a recent meeting held here in Omaha that
the State Coordinators of the Volunteers for Nixon could very easily
be in St. Louis for a conference with you at that time making sugges-
tions and reports on the progress in different areas of the Midwest.
I an speaking specifically of Tim Murrell and Gene Baird of Kansas,
Wally Springer of Missouri, Mike Milder of Nebraska, Bob Jones of Iowa,
Gordon Christenson of South Dakota and George Johnson or Vern Wagner
of North Dakota and myself, plus any others that you or the people in
the headquarters might seem important to have in attendance.
If an hour or so could be set aside in St. Louis, and we could be ad-
vised of this fact, I am certain that such a meeting would be excep-
tionally beneficial.
Thanks very much for this consideration.
Yours sincerely,
Hugh F. McKenna
Vice President
HFM:hms
cc: Mr. Pete Flanagan
Bob - M thank
Box 7398
Washington 4, D. C.
McKenna is ont his
Mr. T. M. Murrell
New England Building
nund, writing RN duect,
Topeka, Kansas
& he has been so m/ormed.
Neverthe less, if the possible it words
be a food ideal. Pete
Volunteers
Post Office Box 7398
MEMORANDUM
Washington 4, D. C.
EXecutive 3-7640
Subject:
St. Louis Trip
Date:
June 10, 1960
To:
Bob Haldeman
From:
PMF pmt
Is it possible that the Vice President would
have 30-45 minutes in St. Louis to spend
with Nixon Volunteer State and Area Repre-
sentatives (about 15) from the neighboring
states, if they could be brought to St. Louis?
hb
PROGRAM AGENDA AND HEADTABLE SEATING
KEYNOTER
PROGRAM
10:30 a.m. -- Convention Hall -- Tuesday, June 21, 1960
*****
*****
*****
*****
Jeff Davis, National Vice President,
Georgia, presiding
*****
*****
*****
*****
10:30 a.m. HEADTABLE GUESTS TAKE THEIR SEATS
CHAIRMAN: Calls meeting to order and asks delegates to rise for
invocation, the singing of the national anthem and pledge
10:31
CROFT:
Invocation
CHAIRMAN:
WILL YOU JOIN IN THE SINGING OF OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM
10:32
MUSIC:
National Anthem
10:34
CHAIRMAN:
Leads Pledge of Allegiance
"I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG..
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA...
AND TO THE REPUBLIC...FOR WHICH IT STANDS
ONE NATION UNDER GOD INDIVISIBLE
WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL."
10:35
CHAIRMAN:
THANK YOU. PLEASE BE SEATED.
AS THE DAY PROGRESSES, YOU WILL MEET THESE PERSONS SEATED
BEFORE YOU ON THE HEADTABLE. BECAUSE YOU WILL BE MEETING
THEM LATER, WE ARE GOING TO BREAK WITH JAYCEE TRADITION
AND NOT INTRODUCE THEM TO YOU AT THIS TIME.
THERE IS ONE MAN UP HERE I'D LIKE YOU TO MEET, THOUGH.
HE'S OUR OFFICIAL HOST HERE IN OUR FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
CONVENTION CITY. THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF SAINT LOUIS,
THE HONORABLE RAYMOND S. TUCKER.
10:36
MAYOR:
Brief remarks
10:41
CHAIRMAN:
Acknowledges Mayor's remarks and presents him with plaque
from the national organization.
I THINK WE CAN ALL AGREE THAT THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF OUR
FINEST YEARS. IT IS NOW MY PLEASURE TO INTRODUCE THE
YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SO ABLY LED OUR ORGANIZATION FOR THE
PAST TWELVE MONTHS. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -- BOB CLARK!
10:42
CLARK:
Introduces the Vice President with the following:
AS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
IT IS MY PRIVILEGE TO INTRODUCE THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR
THIS FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION. HE HAS BEEN A
MEMBER OF THE JAYCEES, IS NOW A JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL
SENATOR AND A VERY LIKELY EXHAUSTED ROOSTER. THE VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, THE HONORABLE RICHARD M.
NIXON:
10:43
NIXON AND WIFE ENTER FROM REAR OF HALL WITH SPOTS AND MUSIC. THEY PRO -
CEED TO THE HEADTABLE WHERE MRS. NIXON TAKES HER SEAT WHILE THE VICE
PRESIDENT PROCEEDS TO THE ROSTRUM.
10:45
NIXON:
Delivers address
11:30
CLARK:
cknowledges Mr. Nixon's remarks and makes presentation of
medallion to him
CLARK:
Them makes presentation of roses to Mrs. Nixon
11:33
CHAIRMAN:
Announces that immediately following lunch the Forum
Program will begin here in Convention Hall -- Adjourns
the program until 12:45 p.m.
Adjourn,
HEADTABLE SEATING CHART
KEYNOTE PROGRAM - FORUM PROGRAM - ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
- 1 -
Lower Level, Speaker's right to left
SEAT NUMBER
91. Raymond T. Wilbur, 1922-23
90. E. Fred Johnson, 1925-26
89. Major General Robert E. Condon, 1926-27
88. Ernest Baetz, 1928-29
87. Herbert f. McCulla, 1929-30
86. Durward Howes, 1930-31
85. George H. Olmstead, 1931-32
84. Courtlandt Otis, 1932-33
83. E. Richard West, 1934-35
82. Allen Whitfield, 1935-36
81. Roswell P. Rosengren, 1937-38
80. Philip C. Ebeling, 1938-39
79. Perry Pipkin, 1939-40
78. Mark Matthews, 1940-41
77. Walter W. Finke, 1941-42
76. William M. Shepherd, 1942-43
75. Mearns T. Gates, 1944-45
74. Henry Kearns, 1945-46
73. John Ben Shepperd, 1947-48
72. Paul D. Bagwell, 1948-49
71. Clifford D. Cooper, 1949-50
70. Richard W. Kemler, 1950-51
Second Level, Speakers right to left
SEAT NUMBER
66. Lee Price, Jr., 1951-52
65. Horace E. Henderson, 1952-53
64. Dain J. Domich, 1953-54
63. E. Lamar Buckner, 1954-55
62. Hugh F. McKenna, 1955-56
61. Wendell H. Ford, 1956-57
60. Charles E. Sherer, 1957-58
59. Andrew Mungenast, Honorary President
58. John H. Armbruster, Honorary Vice President
57. Mr. R. Latimer, Honorary Member
56. William Brownfield, Honorary Member
55. Tom Baldridge, Honorary Member
54. Harry Krusz, 1927-34
53. Sherman C. Humason, 1934-37
52. Marvin Hurley, 1937-38
51. Thomas R. Reid, 1938-41
50. Douglas H. Timmerman, 1941-44
49. Harold Herman, 1944-45
48. Rex McMorris, 1945-47
47. Frank Fister, 1947-49
Third Level, Speaker's right to left
SEAT NUMBER
42. Robert Ladd, 1950-52
41. Gordon Hicks, 1952-55
40. Roland T. Tibbetts, 1955-58
39. Clay Roberts, Member, War Memorial Fund Board of Trustees
38. Cloyd R. (Bud) Croft, National Chaplain, Connellsville, Pennsylvania
37. Doctor Askey, President, American Medical Association
36. J. Dan Wright, Board of Directors, Minute Maid Corporation
34. Howard E. Butt
ROSTRUM
33. Erwin D. Canham
32. General James Doolittle
31. Milton Zapata, President, JCI, San Juan, Puerto Rico
30. Phil Pugsley, Past President, JCI, Montreal, Canada
29. Ross Smythe, JCI Vice President for North America, Montreal, Canada
28. Peter Frankel, JCI Vice President for South America, Rio de Janiero, Brazil
27. Charles H. Blais, President, Canada Jaycees, Montreal, Canada
26. Luis Pacetti, President, Mexican Jaycees, Mexico City
25. Graham Jennings, Secretary General, JCI, Melbourne, Australia
Top Level, Speaker's right to left
SEAT NUMBER
20. Victor B. Levit, Associate Legal Counsel, San Francisco, California
19. Evan L. Hultman, General Legal Counsel, Waterloo, Iowa
18. Ben L. Swanson, Executive Vice President, Tulsa, Oklahoma
17. F. John Taylor, National Vice President, Virginia, Illinois
16. Charles R. Rodermel, National Vice President, Cheyenne, Wyoming
15. Robert Easton, National Vice President, Norway, Maine
14. Uriel Blount, National Vice President, DeLand, Florida
13. Bob Clark, President, U. S. Jaycees, Des Moines, Iowa
2. Jeff Davis, Chairman and National Vice President, Decatur, Georgia
ISLE
1. Vice President Richard M. Nixon
: Mrs. Nixon
Mayor Raymond S. Tucker
Bob Cox, Immediate Past President, U. S. Jaycees, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Morgan Doughton, National Vice President, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania
6. Byford Elwonger, National Vice President, Auburn, Nebraska
5. Tom Ruffin, National Vice President, Shreveport, Louisiana
4. Howard Thomas, National Vice President, Silver Spring, Maryland
3. Marvin B. Koonce, National Treasurer, Raleigh, North Carolina