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Letter from H. R. Haldeman to Harold Howe about laundry during the campaign. 2 pgs. [Letter], 9/10/1960
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09/10/1960
Letter
Letter from H. R. Haldeman to Harold Howe
about laundry during the campaign. 2 pgs.
Monday, June 25, 2007
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September 10, 1960
Mr. Harold Howe
American Institute of Laundering
Mills Building
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Howe:
We have received a number of telegrams from Mr. Richard
Simpson of the American Institute of Laundering in Joliet,
Illinds as well as the call from you offering the services of
your organisation to handle laundry for our campaign group.
I have delayed replying to your kind offers until I was able
to have a clearer picture of what our needs might be in this
regard.
First, let me thank you very much for the offer of assistance
which of course, is greatly appreciated and please accept my
apologies for the delay in extending these thanks.
It now appears that most of our campaign trips will be of one
week duration with returns to Washington at the end of the
week. This will mean that we should not have any serious
laundry problems most of the time. I will, however, keep
your suggestion in mind and it may very well be that if and
when plans change, we will want to ask your help in getting
laundry done fast.
In the meantime I would appreciate a note from you regarding
your suggestions for fast laundry service over Sundays and
weekends in Washington, D. C. which might be of tremendous
value to the party since most of them will be returning to
Washington between trips and will only be here for a day or
two at the most.
Mr. Harold Howe
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September 10, 1960
Again, thank you very much for your offer of assistance, and my apol-
ogies for the delay in replying.
Will you please also convey this message to Mr. Richard Simpson in
Joliet.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:efo