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This file contains:
Letter fom Bob Haldeman to Don Hughes. RE: St. Louis schedule. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/10/1960
Contacts list for South Dakota. 1 pg. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Contacts list for St. Louis. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Contacts list for Houston. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Contacts list for North Dakota. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Schedule for Houston trip on June 18,19, 1960. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Schedule for South Dakota trip on June 19,1960. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on June 19 and 20, 1960. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on June 20 in Williston. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on June 19 and 20, 1960 in Minet. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for St. Louis trip on June 21, 1960. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/14/1960
Separate schedule for Pat Nixon for St. Louis trip on June 21, 1960. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to the Wall Street Journal. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to the New York Times. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Inland-Magill Weinsheimer Corporation. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to New York Herald Tribune. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Notes on Rockefeller's North Dakota trip on June 3,4,1960 from John Ehrlichman. 6 pgs. [Report], 6/17/1960
Letter from Bob Haldeman to Mary Costello. RE: Air travel cards. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/17/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to John Q. Paulson. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Harvey Stephens. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Elmer Bogardus. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to L.J. Eicher. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Edward Saltiel. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to John Surrey. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
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This file contains:
Letter fom Bob Haldeman to Don Hughes. RE: St. Louis schedule. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/10/1960
Contacts list for South Dakota. 1 pg. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Contacts list for St. Louis. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Contacts list for Houston. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Contacts list for North Dakota. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Schedule for Houston trip on June 18,19, 1960. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/15/1960
Schedule for South Dakota trip on June 19,1960. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on June 19 and 20, 1960. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on June 20 in Williston. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on June 19 and 20, 1960 in Minet. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Revised schedule #2 for St. Louis trip on June 21, 1960. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/14/1960
Separate schedule for Pat Nixon for St. Louis trip on June 21, 1960. Attached to previous. [Memo], 6/14/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to the Wall Street Journal. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to the New York Times. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Inland-Magill Weinsheimer Corporation. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to New York Herald Tribune. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/16/1960
Notes on Rockefeller's North Dakota trip on June 3,4,1960 from John Ehrlichman. 6 pgs. [Report], 6/17/1960
Letter from Bob Haldeman to Mary Costello. RE: Air travel cards. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/17/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to John Q. Paulson. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Harvey Stephens. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Elmer Bogardus. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to L.J. Eicher. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Edward Saltiel. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to John Surrey. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/24/1960
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Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
52
27
06/10/1960
Letter
Letter fom Bob Haldeman to Don Hughes.
RE: St. Louis schedule. 1 pg.
52
27
06/15/1960
Memo
Contacts list for South Dakota. 1 pg.
52
27
06/15/1960
Memo
Contacts list for St. Louis. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
52
27
06/15/1960
Memo
Contacts list for Houston. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
52
27
06/15/1960
Memo
Contacts list for North Dakota. 1 pg.
Attached to previous.
52
27
06/15/1960
Memo
Schedule for Houston trip on June 18,19,
1960. 2 pgs. Attached to previous.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Page 1 of 4
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
52
27
06/14/1960
Memo
Schedule for South Dakota trip on June
19,1960. 1 pg. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/14/1960
Memo
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on
June 19 and 20, 1960. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
52
27
06/14/1960
Memo
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on
June 20 in Williston. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
52
27
06/14/1960
Memo
Revised schedule #2 for North Dakota trip on
June 19 and 20, 1960 in Minet. 1 pg.
Attached to previous.
52
27
06/14/1960
Letter
Revised schedule #2 for St. Louis trip on
June 21, 1960. 2 pgs. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/14/1960
Memo
Separate schedule for Pat Nixon for St. Louis
trip on June 21, 1960. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/16/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to the Wall
Street Journal. 1 pg.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Page 2 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
52
27
06/16/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to the New York
Times. 1 pg. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/16/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Inland-Magill
Weinsheimer Corporation. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
52
27
06/16/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to New York
Herald Tribune. 1 pg. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/17/1960
Report
Notes on Rockefeller's North Dakota trip on
June 3,4,1960 from John Ehrlichman. 6 pgs.
52
27
06/17/1960
Letter
Letter from Bob Haldeman to Mary Costello.
RE: Air travel cards. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
52
27
06/24/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to John Q.
Paulson. 1 pg.
52
27
06/24/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Harvey
Stephens. 1 pg. Attached to previous.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Page 3 of 4
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
52
27
06/24/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Elmer
Bogardus. 1 pg. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/24/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to L.J. Eicher. 2
pgs. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/24/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Edward
Saltiel. 1 pg. Attached to previous.
52
27
06/24/1960
Letter
Letter from H.R. Haldeman to John Surrey. 1
pg. Attached to previous.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Page 4 of 4
6/10/60
H.R.RH.
0/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.
Chris
6/15/60
H.R.H.
c/s
BOUTH
Contacts
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Prement Street - St. Paul
CA 20011 R 469; (r) KZ 9-8297
Don Denners
(z) PR 4-5216
Esnater I
Karl Handt
H. 5842
Leaders,
William Leaker
D 4-4333 3 Bro's. Off.-Ninner 50
1408 8. Rivenis
Senty and Don Back
ED 4-70391 (s) ID 2-9157
off. Ilq. - Hrs. Valdeman
XD 8-6066
Harvey Schare
Geal, Repub,
Chatrams
Carl Veigt
(s) D 8-5609
Saliamu
Hgr, - A1 Also
B 8-5531
6/15/60
nil of in
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Contacts
who
Barry Stigall
(b) NA 1-3100 = 2238
nite MA 1-8150
(r) 10 1-1297
L.C.
Pres. - Bob Clark, Tules, Okla
LII 4-2481
Conv. Staff - Eyle Goddard
BQ - CH 1-7565
General Chris. - Ed Foote
(b) or 2-6400 1 (z) 7-0650
Cov. Guest Recept. - Mayne Hilesp
Press - George Stemler Jr. (D'Arey) and John Handley . Tules
Notel
Park Plans . Marold Kepler, amount
TO 7-3300
Jack Flym, Mgr.; Fred Grahas, Ast. Mgr.
Cons.
Too Curtis
Dist. off. - Resalte Scherm
MA 5-8788; (z) WE 1-1248
Remb. Pin.
John Leaver
ml. Cons.
Frank Cowley
State Chann-
Ken Margita
Gm'l. P.R.
San Krupnick
32 3-1724
Post-Blanatch Joe Hollend
Jevish -
Irving Lieves, 3av. Fedr. of St. Louis...R - MA 138001 IM 1-7239
1007 Washington Avenue
Bill Kahn, In. bir. J.C.C.A.
TO 7-7050; TO 3-1823
Housed Bearsh, Chan.
R 3-77001 PA 6-2365
6/15/60
H.R.H.
C/B
Contacts
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Lane Sectram
CA 7-3469, CA 2-7201 X 28, ID 5-0677 (z)
#
Prov. - Tou B. Whitehead - Brenhan
Prog. Chairen - Prom Zeiske - Bellowille
IIII 5-3131
Hgr. - Vera Senford a Austin
OR 7-2023
Meternale:
Douglas Harrinan
CA 0-2481, 3A 9-4045, 2-8957
Rice Notal:
Sales Hgr, - 01d Repkins
Couv. Hgr, - J. Teach Bobo
General Mgr. .
Remblinance:
P. a. . Boury
3A 6-4721, Sugarland DI 9-2657
National Com. . Albert Pay
JA 8-5548 (R. Mq.)
Ches. - That Butchesen
CA 4-92711 (r.) - JA 2-7175
Compaign - Mishey Ledrick
3A 8-5548; JA -20381
City Class. 15 3im Bertree
MA 3-5437; - 5-0287
General Chan. - John Elchner
KI 5-3381; PA 3-1772
Brockfest:
Dillam Amderson
CA 4-94411 3A 9-0340
Hrs. liabby
Post - wa 3-3131
Jach Forter -
Mrs. J. Collier Marley, 2406 Del Houte
JA 2-7371
Jim Stheidge
JA 6-1071
6/15/60
E.R.E.
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Contants.
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a. Faxil - Fronset Street
(b) CA 20011 = 400; (r) NE 9-6297
Des Summer
(i) R 4-3216
Repub.
St. - Arley Bjaila e Williston
3-3794)
(ii)
E
33-152
ml. Com. - Mark Intern . Hypleton
su 2-4343; Parge D 2-8030
Finance . BALL Stora . Pargo - Bah. m. Bank
General Chaires, Compaign - Via Julimotion - Targe - Cardone Botal - - 2-2556
National Count. Memos 0 Ethal Cooley - Minet...II III 4-1146; (v) = 3-8125
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County an. . Ren Fitch
in 5-7531
Notal - Gendent 6 Hgt. Arts Mortenson
S-2156
TV . VINIT - Too Barana, General Hgr.
Hilliams
American
adj. Cas. - Jash Williams e Pargo
S-0054, (v) a 5-4641
General am. - Marry Delk . williams .... 2-0166
Repub. city time. + I,J. Coughilla 2r.
0000 taxes 8 i E #
State Selabre - Fresh
Main
General Challess - the Vas Biddle
ca 6-9144 3 (ii) 024-8183
Control Montite
X 2-11583 (s) 3-0273
Repub, By, . Hrs. Mair Basher
I #:
Authorism e rige, Charles Stearoin
= 9-2141
County Chadreste . Natrie Illness
SATURDAY, JULY 13
C3T
1845 Dolla
APT. Houston International Airport
AIRPORT GREETINGS - CIVIC COMMITTEE end TXA
(Expect brief by 31/ in terminal)
2100
Date
To Cloud Room in Airport Terminal
PRESS MESTING - 30 MIN.
(Mrs. Rixon meets separately with were Indies)
2145 pollo LV. Airport by ear for Shanrosk Hotel
3825 Dolla Are. Sharmosk - to Continental Room
PRECIECT WORKERS MEETING - 300
RV Creete - party pitab
County Chairman James Bertron will into.
3845
Pame
Valk to Greeten Room
RECEPTION - REPUB. EXPO. 00/21. i ( 100)
Receiving line
4815 Pollo
Walk to Provald Room
PICTURES WITH STATE CANDIDATES
4:30 Palle
Live Shamrosk by car for Rice Notel
4845 pollo
Arr. Bloo Rotal - to Suite
(10 KII. MEETING WITH SACE FORTHR 11
1-1/2 HOURS RESERVED FOR STAFF WORK
6135 Pollo
L7. Suite for Colorado Room
RECEPTION - T.P.A. DELIGATES (Publishers) . Is
progress sinde 6800 - (300)
Receiving Itne - shalre hands
7:00 pollo Head Table assembles in Pasos Room and enters ballroom
BANQUET - TEXAS FREES ASSOCIATION ( 850 )
8:00 p.m.
Program Starts
Invosation - Anthem
Introductions - Tome Whitehead, Pros., T.P.A.
Presentation of flowers to IN
Humarks of velcome by Mayor
Mr. Hobby intro. YOU
8125 - an remarks & Q. & so from floor (live TV - no time limit)
. 2 <
Nouston - June 20, 19
9:15 Pollo End of program - return to Guite
9130 Pallo To Potrolaum Club in Rice Hotel
RE - NEETING - 0.0.7. DONORS
PN - MUSTING - VIVES
10:30 Pollo Return to Suite 4a oversight
SUNDAY, JUNE 19
CST 8:20 A.M. Leave 3100 Motel by sar to Tojos Club
8:30 R.M. Arr. Injos Club
PRIVATE BUSAKPAST - MRS. HOBBY (80)
In prograss since 8500
10:00
hello Lv. Tojos 02ub by ser for Airport
10:25 APP. Airport
10:30 nome Take off for stoux Falls
6/14/60
socie DARITA - 19
N.R.H.
67%
Revised Johnd. 2
JUNDAY, JUXY 29
UST 3045 p.m.
Arr. Stour Falls Airport
GRESTINGS - Sen. Mundi, Dov. Heresth, Mayor
Wheelden and LAR. 3t, Commender Lenker
3:50 Pallo
LV. Airport by car for Collseum
4:00 Dolla
Arr. Colisoum - unio entrance
GREST AMERICAN LEGION STATE CONVENTION
1400 Legien and Anmiliary delegates on main floor
800 seats in beloony for general public
11045 Pallo e Stop by overflow group (If any) in Annex
5:00 Della
Lv. Collevum by ear for Airport
5:10 Pollo
APT. Airport - Amory
GREET PARTY WORKERS - PICTURES WITH CANDITATES
5145 p.m. Take off for Fargo
SUNDAY, JUST 19
are 3830 P.M.
Apr. Fargo Airport
REVIEW N.D. NATIONAL TAB (Annual or.com,ment) WITH
GOVERNOR DAVIS
Conoral public will attend
8245 Pollo
LV. Airport by moternade for Gardner Notel
9:00 Pallo
Arr. Notel - to Suite
1 HOUR RESERVED FOR STAFF WORK
10:10 p.m.
I.V. Rotel by car for VIAY TV studio (TOR only)
10:15 Domo
Arr. TV studio
1/2 HOUR LIVE PARTIE BROW - Matewide network
Panel of TV novo directors from around State
202/10 - 11:10
11:15 Pollo
LV. TV Studio by our for Gardner Notel
11:20 Dattie
Are. Hotel - to Suita
OVERNIGHT
MONDAY, JUNES 20
CDT 9:20 s.m.
Lv. Hotel for Fargo Auditorium
(RM only)
9:25 Bollo
Arr. Pargo Auditorium - to becoment conference room
PRESS MESTING - 30 HXN.
9:50 n.m.
IN. Auditorium by Box for airport (YY joins here)
10:20 hollo
APP. Airport
10:15 s.m.
Take off for Williston
STATE Minis two 17, 20
Devised
VILLINION
HONDAY, JUNE 20
CBP
11:30
Rome
Arr. Millisten Airport
OFFICIAL LEGION GREETING CONNITTEE
11:40 n.m. I.V. Airport by car for High School Field House
11:50 n.m.
Arr. Field House
AMERICAN LEGION STATE CONVENTION
(1100 delegates - plus general public)
12:45 Palla Lv. Field Blows by 082 for 11 Ranche Motel (RN only)
12:50 Palla Art. Motel - to suite
10 MTN, RESERVED FOR RW
1:00 Pollo
To Dining Room at Motel
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS LANGHROW (50)
(at 12:45 PM leaves Field Pouse by CEP for private home
LUBCREON - AUXILIARY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
2135 PM leaves hereb to rejoin RN)
2:20 Pallo
I.Vo dining room - by our to parade area (PM rejoins)
2:30 Pollo
Parade begins
FOR & PM to ride at head of parade in open O&P
Hill leave car st reviewing aband and review balance
of parade
3130 Pollo
Parade ends - Lv. by car for Airport
3145 p.m.
Apr. Airport
GREETINGS TO REPUBLICAN PREGINCT WORKERS (100)
4.00 Pallo
Take off for Minot (45 min.)
NORTH DAKOTA - June 19, 20
Revised Schedule #2
NINOT
MONDAY. JUNE 20
CST 4145 Dello
APP. Ninet Airport
SMALL OFFICIAL MELCONING COMMITTEE ( 10 - 25)
4150 Pollo
LV. Airport by car for Minot Armory
5100 Demo
Arr. Armary
REPUBLICAN BLOCK WORKERS MEETING ( 800 )
100 on Reception Committe to shake hands
HH Femarks on party work to full group
5:30 p.m.
T.N. Amory for upstairs Lotango
45 MEN. RESERVED FOR STAFF WORK
6115 p.m.
Enter Ninot Auditorium - program starts
VESTERNI BAREECUS (4,000 )
Programs
6815 - Invosation, Anthem, Intros
6125 - Gov, Davis presents Indians
6840 - Gov, Davis intro. RM
Indian Ceremony
6845 - as Speaks
7115 - Consbude speech -
Remain to shake hands
7845 pollo
LVo Auditorium by car for sirport
7155 Pollo
Arr. Airport - take off for st. Louis
37, LOUIS a June 21
Revised Sched. 02
TUESDAY, JUNE 21
CD2 1845 Bells
Arr. st. Louis Airport
(Quation - Creeting by Jayeses?)
I.V. Airport by car for Park Plana Hotel
2:15 Mallo
Are. Park Plaza - to rooms overnight
10:25 the
I/Vo Park Plasa by our for Kiol Auditerium
NOTH: Jaysees vent 157 to stop by JOI Senators Breakfast
at 98308 also want moeting of not and JO President
to be filmed for distribution to all 30 groups,
This would require earlier departure from Notel
10sh0
Arrive Rial Auditorium - Start program
Programs 10:30 ⑉ Invosation
National Anthon
Pledge of Allegiance
20:35 - Remarks by Mayor
10240 - Intro. of 20 President who will intro. FJI
10845 - 197 SPEAKS - Program ends at conclusion
of speech
11:45 Sollo
Leave Riel Amfitorium by ONP to Riverfront Femorial site
(in Only 5 DOB separate nobile for PST)
11:50 some
Arrive Riverfront - to 014 Courthouse a MEET CONNECTINE
IN ROTONDA (30 )
then prosed to Numerial Site to view construction
12:20 Pollo
Leave riverfrout by - to Jefferson Notel
12:30 Dollo
Arrive Jefferson Hotal - to tuite
45 NEW. RESERVED FOR STAFF VORK
1115 Dello
FRESS CONFIRENCE AT JUFFERSON HOTEL
2:00 Dalla
Leave Jefferson Hotel by our to Joudah Commity
Center site (PM rejoins)
2:30 pollo Arrive site . DESTRICTION GERENONIES
Programs Invocation
Interp. of 12 dignituries
- 2 .
St, Louis - June 22
Tentative 22
2:30 p.m.
Program (Continued)
Remarks by Bat l'asterson
Intro. of Leo Fuller who will intro. RM
REMARKS BY IIII - RN TUTUIS FIRST SERVEL OVER FOR
3:30 pollo
Leave site by ear for rest Dispatch Rldg. (RM only -
you to Hotel)
4:00 pollo Are. Post Dispatch Building - to Conference room
PRIVATE MENTING - Bob Lesh, Editorial Page Butter
George Ball, Acet. M. Page Editor
Ray Croley, Managing Miter
7 Bertelson, Asst. Mgr. Editor
Pulitsor
5:00 Pollo LVe-Post Disgatch by GRP for KMOX-TV Studio
5105 Dolla Arrive KMOX - TAPE 15 MINUTE INTERVIEW PROGRAM
5145 Pollo
Leave KNOX by our for Park Plasa Hotel
6135 Pello
Arrive Park Plana
30 MINUTES RESERVED FOR STAFF WORK
6:45 Dalla
PRIVATE MESTING WITE MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS - Park Plasa
Q&A (30)
7:45 Pello
RECEPTION - REPUBLICAN PARTY PEOPLE - Park Plasa (100 )
8:30 Pollo
Return to Suite (Meeting with Anberg or leave for Airport)
9:00 p.m.
IN. Motel by ear for Airport
9:30 Dalla
Arrive Airport - take off
117. - June 21
IN Separate subsedule
TURSDAY, JUNE 21
GDT 11145 Bellie
I.V. Kiel - to MISSOURI EDTANICAL GARDENS
(Show Gardens)
Itrs. Curtis rides
12:00 Noon
APT. Notanical Gardens - to Show Mussion
102 BY TRUSTNES AND VIVES (20)
Anniversary teast - Inside
Present with create
12115 Pello
I.V. Manaton - drive there gardens - Kr. Laster Feust will ride
(Pron. of Cardon Clubs)
12:20
Pollo Arr. National BQ. Rational Federation of Ourden Clubs -
to private room
12:30 Dolla Board Room es SHALL LUNCHSON - (6 to B) NQ Staff & Nt1. Officers
2:00 Dalle RECEPTION UPSTAIRS ( 40 to 50 )
2130 Dello w. for Jefferson Notel
1145 Pollo Arr. Jefferson - Rejoin 101
(PM visit St. Louis Childrens Hospital -
3 or h blocks Park Plaza in Late P.M.T)
6/16/60
H. R. H.
C/S
XX
June 16, 1960
The Wall Street Journal
Attention: Circulation Department
44 Broad Street
New York, New York
Gentlemen:
Would you please change the mailing address for my subscription
to the Journal, from 523 Washington Building, Washington, D. C.,
to the following:
H. R. Haldeman
3rd Floor - Underwood Building
1146 - 19th Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
I would appreciate this change being made just as soon as possible
with notification being given me when this has been done.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:cfo
6/16/60
H. R.H.
C/S
June 16, 1960
The New York Times
229 West 43rd Street
New York, New York
Attention: Circulation Department
Gentlemen:
Would you please change the mailing address for my subscription
to the Tribune from the address as given above, to the following:
H. R. Haldeman
3rd Floor - Underwood Building
1146 - 19th Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
1 would appreciate this change being made as soon as possible
with notification being given me when this has been done.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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6/6/60
H.R. H.
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June 16, 1960
Inland-Magill Weinsheimer Corporation
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Attention: Circulation Dept.
Gentlemen:
Would you please change the address on my subscription
to the Quick Reference Edition of the Airline Guide from the
address shown above to the following:
H. R. Haldeman
3rd Floor - Underwood Building
1146 - 19th Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
I would appreciate this change being made with the next
issue on July 1st If at all possible. I would also appreciate
knowing when this has been done. Thank you.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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H.R.H.
C/S
June 16, 1960
New York Herald Tribune
Attention: Circulation Department
230 West 41st Street
New York, New York
Gentlemen:
Would you please change the mailing address for my subscription
to the Tribune from the address as given above, to the following:
H. R. Haldeman
3rd Floor - Underwood Building
1146 - 19th Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
I would appreciate this change being made just as soon as possible
with notification being given me when this has been done.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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NOTES ON ROCKEFELLER'S
NORTH DAKOTA TRIP - JUNE 3, 4, 1960
From John Ehrlichman
AIRPORT ARRIVAL - FARGO:
1. No advertising except news stories
2. Mrs. R. hangs back - few pictures - no fence greetings
3. Vic J. hangs back
4. NR works press, greeters, then direct to fence, greets about 20 of c. - 150 onlookers -
inanities - "Nice day" - "Hello, son" - very good impression - friendly
5. "Looks like will Regers" (Style = Perry Come?)
6. Many meat. young men and women staff get off plane and stand between plane and
knet of greeters, interviewers until NR enters terminal - n.g.
7. Bus for press - station wagon for luggage . convertible Chrysler used throughout w/
top down in cities - NR stands or site on back and waves throughout - Davis sometimes
8. Escort - red light always leads - Hillebo directs police, etc.
9. NR gives impression of genuine friendliness, rumpled, under-dressed - light gray
worsted - sort of "old shoe" style - low voice . soft mouth 0 - "Bless you" -
"You're sweet to say that".
PRESS CONFERENCE. Basement of Civic - very good place
1. Sat at table w/ Davis - stood occasionally . drapes self over restrum
2. About 25 working press and 30 wheels of local G.O.P. . 1 cops at deor to ck. late
arrivals
3. Q's re: farm policy
Advocates more industry in farm area
Benson will be changed w/ new admin. . devoted servant
Probs. blamed on Demo. Cong.
4. Much plugging of Davis - every answer curved to boost him - reached for a few
5. Showed detailed knowledge of Davis' position on farm issue - endorsed it - excused
prior inconsistent statements in earlier speeches (Minnesota) by saying N.D. has
unique problems. e.g. has advocated doubling area of soil-banked land in past
6. Many q's from (a) Farm Union TV broadcaster who has "Focus" show - curvy q's -
show has been known to unfairly edit clips
(b) N.D. reporter from Min. -St. Paul paper re farm - frequent q's
7. Q's about 1/2 farm including garrison dam irrigation, 15% wheat alottment, higher
prices for better N.D. wheat
1/4 international
1/4 political re draft, etc.
(a) Gets 100 letters or more per week asking him to run
(b) "it'm a long time until the Convention"
(c) Albany, N.Y. (AP) man asks about truth oftheory - NR knows VP is in
but is making drafts to stir up interest for Repub. Party.
NR gives long, rambling answer - for party good to leave competition,
exchange of ideas, etc.
Reporters mainly easy on NR - didn't bore in as they do with RN
. 2 .
I HAD COFFEE WITH CONG. CANDIDATE (AT LARGE)
HJALMAR NYGAARD - is for Nixon
Says McKensie Co. (West Central) swinging to Davis
Also Bryce Streible (endorsed candidate for Lt. Gov.) - young farmer
Strongly loyal to RN
International Pres. of 20-30 clubs when living in Stockton
Friend of Tem Brewer . active in YR's there
Met and introduced the VP during Helen Douglas campaign
I rode the Saturday trip w/ him alone in his car - got much valuable info.
Tipped re: Davis; change of heart after Bryce's meeting w/ davis in
Bismark 6:30 P. m. Saturday - D. new favors Rocky
Estimates If vote goes over 230, 000, Davis will win
TV "PARTY LINE" Ladies show - KDAY-TV
Boy and girl interviewers (Bill Weaver)
Mrs. and Gov. Reck. - No Davis
1. Grandchildren
2. Servants (only 2)
3. Children - Scandinavian daughters-in-law
4. Deg - Norwagian name
5. Baseball - Reger Merris - N.Y. Yankees - Farge boy. NR didn't know who he was
6. Shook hands w/ audience, control room, stemes, whole TV Station
7. Snowed Weaver thoroughly - especially by friendly consideration shown to
lesser employees
STREET WALKING
1. Arrived at busy corner - shady side
2. Caravan double-parks
3. Good police control
4. PA back-fed, was omni-directionalaway from crowd; was discontinued
5. Crowd about 100. the widely advertised a few autographs - into one store -
drove to second spot - same street
6. Davis along - NR plugged him repeatedly to those be met
LIVE TV - PRESS CONFERENCE
1. Farm q's - plugs Davis
2. NR criticines old parity device
3. 10% of production by 1, 200, 000 farmers; 90% by 2,100,000 farmers - Must help
the 1. 200, 000 as families to stay in farming communites (called them "marginal
producers" in later interview) doing other work - use their land for recreational,
conservation, other uses - get light industry into these areas - those that need
no rails
4. Cuban sugar quota a Fargo issue - beets grown in this valley
5. Hemisphere common market advocated - 10 year gradual elinination of tariffs
. 3 -
7. Hears VP and Kennedy have enough delegates for nomination - likelihood of
draft for NR remote
8. Net looking to 1964 nomination. Next four years crucial ones
9. Has 10 years experience in Washington, D.C.
10. Plugs Davis repeatedly -
- 12-1/2 million surplus
- reads
- business climate
- wheat policy
RALLY FARGO
1. Civic good location
2. Platform - 6 PA mikes . only banner, Davis for Senator
3. Chairman and M.C. - Chris Hilleboe is brother of N.Y.S Pub. Health Director -
very poor M.C. - created anti-flimax - Pre-Recky
4. Davis introduces NR as $ "a man qualified for any office in the U.S."
5. Rocky emphasises his first-hand Washington, D.C. experience
6. Recites Davis achievements
a) Balanced budget and 12-1/2 million dollar surplus
b) Highway construction
c) Business climate
d) Farm postion
e) Record as farmer, banker, legislator, war hero, gewerner
7. Badly managed receiving line - a mob instead of an orderly line - about 1500 through
line after speech
COCKTAIL PARTY RECEPTION AT BILL STERN'S HOME
Held after rally a- about 100-150 fat cats and me - Rocky moved from room to room with
Davis. Mrs. R. stood in corner of living room and sheok hands - Bjella, State Chairman
in big confidential chat with Rocky, promising that "my delegation" will be for Recky -
when the time comes Carl Spand recounts this conversation to Mark Andrews, well
knowing that Bjella can't deliver but probably to show some strength to Andrews
SATURDAY
Breakfast at Andrews' Farm
1. During breakfast Delegate Thompson, candiate for State Utility Commission seated
next to Rocky. 10-minute conversation - then Thempson talked privately with
Streibel and me, declaring firmly that he intended to support Rocky on the basis
of his ability to attract independent and Demo. voters and his campaigning ability.
Valley City, N. D.
1. 350 - 400 people in town park.
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2. Speeches by Mayor, Gov. Davis and Recky, all plugging Davis
3. Davis' intro. more pointedly complimentary than before
4. Biggest political crowd in history of Burns County says Andrews
5. Mrs. Davis, Governor's wife, heard to complain party people are se concerned with
The Reckefellers, the Davis' are forgotten in the rush - but "Of course, we want
it that way.
6. Bjella not accompanying on this trip.
JAMESTOWN, N.D. - Dedicates Buffalo Monument
1. Full, live local radio coverage, good press facilities - major farm address, mimee'd copies
2. Indian dance . Rocky runs down hill 150 yards to Indians to shake hands - then hurries
back up
3. Shuttle buses from town to Monument - big jam on return trip delaying next event
and blocking motercades
4. Speech - a) Stock jokes
b) Norwegian grandchildren (applause)
c) NR knows agrie. problems: N. Y. a great farm state - plugs Davis
d) Den't blame Benson . Congress equally at fault. Forget assessia g
blame and settle down to solutions
e) Davis farm program right - recites it
f) Advocates : 1) Atomic attack stockpile grain
2) Diversification on farms
3) Elimination of marginal producers - rural industrial
job creation
5. Downtown Jamestown where caged animals, buffaloes, coyotes brought by State FL sh & Game
Free "Bison-burgers" and pop drew 700-800. Governer could pull less than
100 to opposite side of street for handshaking
6. Return to downtown, pick up press, NR poses in Indian headdress
7. Motorcade leaves at 70 mph
STEELE, N. D.
1. Arrival, 1 hour, 10 minutes late - Crowd dwindled to 150. Town park - platform decorated -
Lemonade and cookies - band
2. NBC documentary crew removed mike from rostrum right at climax of Rocky's talk
for Davis -- he broke speech to ask "What's the matter boys, isn't it any good?"
BISMARK, NORTH DAK.
1. Arrival over 1 hour late - cut out planned street walking
2. Press conference, poor room in hotel
a) No chance he'll become an active candidate
b) Q. to Davis - Since RN reluctant to come to N.D. to help and NR came readily
and is vigorously supporting you, do you still adhere to your previous
rejection of Rockefeller and support of Nixon?
- 5 -
(Laughter -- NR jokingly gets up and starts to leave and
D avis claps him on shoulder. Then a long silence by Davis.)
Davis: The party is fortunate to have 2 such qualified mon. In the past 2
days I've getten to know NR better than before. He's warm, people love
him, he's a great Republican. We have a great deal in common. I find I
respect and support his views, for insrance on foreign policy.
c) Other q's as before: Farm, etc.
3. Davis and Bryce Streibel, candidate for Lt. Governer to Davis room for a drink --
Davis says he regrets Nixen endorsement new.
MANDAN, NORTH DAK.
Box supper in "Trail's West Amp. Theater". All State candidates and elected Repub.
officials in platform. - Band -
1. 8 to 10 college or H.S. kids enter carrying "Rockefeller for President",
"We want Recky", "Why Net a Rockefeller-Nixen Ticket?" signs - About
20% of audience rises and applauds.
2. NR's PR man, Morrow, overheard telling Bismark Republican that he
hoped to be able to keep "our man" out of the running long enough - this
was heard out of context and 1 assume referred to timing an announcement
of candidacy but Pm not at all sure.
3. Bill Rue and Vic Johnson very close throughout Bismark-Mandan visit
4. Bismark papers ran Toddy Roosevelt editorial - N.D. moved Teddy to run -
John Davis used this text as his intro. of RN . "We can't be sure twhat omen
this N.D. visit of this charming, warm New Yorker might have in taking
him to the highest pinnacle of government. " (Applanse)
to
which
Rock-
efeller responds, "John, 1 came out here to campaign for you but thank
you for those kinds words."
5. Audience - 800 to 1, 000
6. Speech on international perile - Davis will be firm - Nation must be strong -
people must be informed - This election will have nationwide psychological
effect.
7. Davises present Mrs. R. with a gift.
DOUBTFUL DELEGATES
Milton Rue (sure for NR)
Richard Thompson (sure for NR)
Arley Bjella (?)
Gev. John Davis (?)
CERTAIN RN DELEGATES
Wm. Stern
Mark Andrews
David Nothing
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CERTAIN RN DELEGATES ( Cont. 'd)
Sen. Milton Young
Robert S. Chesrown
Mrs. Ethel Cooley
OTHERS ON WHOM I GOT NO LINE
John Reosie
J. L. Fiatt
Mrs. Roy Selle
Harry George (exposed to NR on 3 occasions)
June 17, 1960
TO: MARY COSTELLO
FROM: BOB HALDEMAN
RE: AIR TRAVEL CARDS
If at all possible, we would like to have Ray Arbuthnot, Jack Drown and
Stan McCaffrey have air travel cards for their use.
6/24/60
H.R.H.
c/is
June 24, 1960
Mr. John Q. Paulsen
Assistant Manager
Fargo Clinic
807 Broadway
Fargo, North Dakota
Dear John:
I want to thank you very much for your thoughtfulness in sending
me the note regarding John Ehrlichman.
Needless to say, we are very pleased to learn that you regard
him so highly
especially since all of us here share your eval-
uation.
Let me say also, how very much impressed I personally was with
the overall handling of our visit to Fargo and especially with your
quiet efficiency in taking care of the press corps. Al Otten espec-
ially says that you saved his life.
Again, thanks very much, both for your kind note and for your
help last Sunday and Monday.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
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6/24/60
H. R. H.
C / S
June 24, 1960
Mr. Harvey B. Stephens
5330 South Blackstone
Apartment 108
Chicago 15, Illinois
Dear Harvey:
I certainly do recall your having helped us as a volunteer driver for
the Vice President's party during his trips to Chicago over the last
few years.
1 greatly appreciate your offer of services this summer during the
Convention. At this time, it's a little difficult to forsee exactly what
type of help we will be needing but I have passed your offer along to
Charles Mc Whorter who is handling the over-all plans for the Vice
President's participation in the Convention.
I am sure you will be hearing from either Charlie or me before too
long, and if you don't hear from us prior to July 18th, please get in
touch with one or the other of us at the Blackstone or the Conrad
Hilton.
Again, thanks very much for writing and best regards.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
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CC: C. K. McWhorter
6/24/60
H. RH.
C/S /
June 24, 1960
Mr. T. Elmer Begardus
Manlius Publishing Corporation
Fayetteville, New York
Dear Mr. Bogardus:
Thank you very much for your letter of June 17th regarding Minipix
Stamps.
I agree with you that this is an unusual and very interesting idea.
I have sent your letter and a carbon of my reply to Mr. Robert G.
Mc Cune, who is handling this type of material in our organization,
and I am sure you will be hearing from him directly.
Again, thanks very much for all of your help on our recent trip to
New York. I hope there will be a chance to see you again soon.
Best regards.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
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CC: R. G. Mc Cune
6/24/60
H.R.H.
C/S
June 24, 1960
Mr. L. J. Eichnon, Vice President
Sales & Traffic
Trans-Texas Airways
International Airport
Houston 17, Texas
Dear John:
Thank you very much for sending in the list of people to whom thanks are
due. You did an excellent and complete job in putting this together and
giving us a description of their activities which we greatly appreciate.
In regard to your criticisms of the whole affair, I would agree with you on
all four points with the following reservations:
1) In addition to the insurance problem with the new cars there is also the
problem of the engines not being properly broken in and thus the cars over-
heating more rapidly than should be the case. Also, there are always po-
tential problems in using new cars because they haven't been thoroughly
checked out. We have found it is much better to use cars that have at least
1, 000 miles on them.
2) I think it would have been a good idea to have a supply of buttons and a
stand to sell more expensive items. This is something we haven't done be-
fore, but it would have been a good way of taking advantage of the large crowd
that was at the Airport.
3) It is always better to have your own people checking doors in addition to
the people that the Secret Service might or might not provide.
4) It would have been better to break up the motorsade but the press insists
on traveling with the Vice President so they can cover anything that might
happen enroute and that was the reason that we had them join him for the drive
out. This does cause some delay but it is important.
I have one other thought which you might keep in mind, and that is while your
agency did a terrific job in handling many of the details of the trip as well as
taking care of press work, etc., it would have been better If they had either
remained in the background or at least not have been identified so clearly as
agency people. Along this line, I don't think it was a very good idea politically,
Mr. L. J. Eichner
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June 24, 1960
to have the press schedules and other material which was distributed, iden-
tified by the Agency name at the top of the page. We have enough problems
with the accusation of being the "Madison Avenue Party" without giving the
Press any more fodder for their mill.
By this I certainly don't mean that you shouldn't use the agency because they
did a wonderful job. I merely mean that the people who are working on this
kind of an assignment should not be identified as Agency people and should
work as volunteers, at least as far as the Press are concerned. The material
that is put out should be under the Committee's name instead of the Agency's.
None of the above should be considered as criticism of the over-all trip because
I can assure you that all of us were very much impressed by the wonderful job
done by you and your group in handling all the arrangements and the over-all
planning.
I hope that all of you there were as pleased with the trip as we were.
I look forward to seeing you again some day, perhaps under more relaxed cir-
cumstances.
Thanks very much for the very fine job and especially for your own personal
efforts.
Best regards.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
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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
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June 24, 1960
John Surrey
Dept. E-22
1152 Sixth Avenue
New York 36, New York
Gentlemen:
Enclosed is my check in the amount of $9.95. Please send
me your item #753, an electric hairbrush and send it to the
following address:
H. R. Haldeman
3700 Massachusetts Avenue
Washington, D. C.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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