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H.R. Haldeman to John Ehrlichman. Re: Meeting with Los Angeles County Precinct Workers. 1pg. [Memo], 9221962
H.R. Haldeman to Arch Monson, Jr. Re: Requesting confirmation that October 8th dinner will be videotaped. 1pg. [Letter], 10021962
H.R. Haldeman to Richard F. Neary. Re: Request to refer problems to Dinner Committee not Campaign Committee. 5pp. w/ attachments [Letter], 9251962
H.R. Haldeman to Lou Quinn. Re: Drafting letter from RN and press release naming Ross Barrett chairman of dinner committee. 4pp. w/ attachments [Memo], 8241962
Re: Finance-Campaign Leadership Meeting. 1pg. [Report], 8031962
H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Involving Robert M. Eberhardt in planning October 8th dinner. 1pg. [Memo], 7161962
H.R. Haldeman to Virginia R. Fine. Re: Low likelihood of President Eisenhower accepting invitation to fundraising event in Ventura. 4pp. w/ attachments [Letter], 7161962
H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Production cost of closed circuit TV for October 8th dinner. 2pp. w/ attachments [Memo], 7231962
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H.R. Haldeman to John Ehrlichman. Re: Meeting with Los Angeles County Precinct Workers. 1pg. [Memo], 9221962
H.R. Haldeman to Arch Monson, Jr. Re: Requesting confirmation that October 8th dinner will be videotaped. 1pg. [Letter], 10021962
H.R. Haldeman to Richard F. Neary. Re: Request to refer problems to Dinner Committee not Campaign Committee. 5pp. w/ attachments [Letter], 9251962
H.R. Haldeman to Lou Quinn. Re: Drafting letter from RN and press release naming Ross Barrett chairman of dinner committee. 4pp. w/ attachments [Memo], 8241962
Re: Finance-Campaign Leadership Meeting. 1pg. [Report], 8031962
H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Involving Robert M. Eberhardt in planning October 8th dinner. 1pg. [Memo], 7161962
H.R. Haldeman to Virginia R. Fine. Re: Low likelihood of President Eisenhower accepting invitation to fundraising event in Ventura. 4pp. w/ attachments [Letter], 7161962
H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Production cost of closed circuit TV for October 8th dinner. 2pp. w/ attachments [Memo], 7231962
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
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Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
55
6
09221962
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to John Ehrlichman. Re:
Meeting with Los Angeles County Precinct
Workers. 1pg.
55
6
10021962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Arch Monson, Jr. Re:
Requesting confirmation that October 8th
dinner will be videotaped. 1pg.
55
6
09251962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Richard F. Neary. Re:
Request to refer problems to Dinner
Committee not Campaign Committee. 5pp.
w/ attachments
55
6
08241962
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Lou Quinn. Re: Drafting
letter from RN and press release naming
Ross Barrett chairman of dinner committee.
4pp. w/ attachments
55
6
08031962
Report
Re: Finance-Campaign Leadership Meeting.
1pg.
55
6
07161962
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re:
Involving Robert M. Eberhardt in planning
October 8th dinner. 1pg.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
55
6
07161962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Virginia R. Fine. Re: Low
likelihood of President Eisenhower accepting
invitation to fundraising event in Ventura.
4pp. w/ attachments
55
6
07231962
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re:
Production cost of closed circuit TV for
October 8th dinner. 2pp. w/ attachments
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Page 2 of 2
John Ehrlichman
9-22-62
Bob Haldeman
As you probably know, the October 8th Dinner
has been moved to the Palladium, thus there are no balcony
seats available for the precinct workers.
This reopens the question of a Los Angeles County
Precinct Workers meeting with RN, which both he and the
County people want to do.
Don Anderson at the County Central Committee
is the contact on this. He suggests an evening picnic set-up
somewhere like South Gate Park, and wonders if the October 11th
Downey meeting might be worked out for joining forces with
the precinct organization.
Will you please get in touch with Anderson and
see what can be done?
Perhaps this should be held off for the time being
and an effort made to tie it in with the Sports Arena
Rally on November 3rd -- but at the moment, I don't think SO.
October 2, 1962
Dear Arch:
I assume you are planning
to video tape the October 8th Dinner,
but would appreciate a positive con-
firmation of this since we plan, as you
know, to edit the tape of the telecast
to use commercially following the
Dinner.
Many thanks, and best regards.
WIN WITH NIXON!
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. Arch Monson, Jr.
127 Montgomery Street
San Francisco 4, California
September 25, 1962
Dear Mr. Neary:
This refers to your letter of September 21st.
As discussed with Ross Barrett, we cannot handle
the contacts you have requested be made with
the prominent business leaders and others from
whom you are seeking wire-messages for the
October 8th Dinner. This should and must be
done by the Dinner Committee, not the campaign
organization.
I know you are doing a great job, and am fully
aware of the multiplicity of problems which are
involved in this type event. I wish we could help,
but in this particular instance we cannot do so
and I trust you will understand why such contacts
must be made by your own Committee.
With kind regards and good wishes.
- WIN WITH NIXON -
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. Richard F. Neary
127 Montgomery Street
San Francisco 4, California
Wrote Barrett - dontuse outsine
think locals are good
but we cant handle -
should be done by
dinner comm. not
camp aign ag.
Bill
31,
EISENHOWER
CALIFORNIA
VICTORY DINNER
127 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 4
Arch Monson, Jr., Dinner Chairman SUtter
1-2314
September 21, 1962
Mr. H. R. Haldeman
3908 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California
Dear Mr. Haldeman:
As you may have been informed, one phase of our dinner program here
on October 8th includes the flashing of telegrams from prominent
political personalities and leaders in other categories. during the
eating period. These wires will be shown on the otherwise blank
television screens prior to the beginning of the speaking program.
I understand that the same procedure is favorably looked upon for
use at your dinner in Los Angeles.
I have written AB Hermann to secure wires from about two dozen na-
tional GOP leaders. Duplicates of these will be made available to
you for your use should you so desire. The wording will be a com-
bination of a salute to the General and encouragement to Dick,
fighting for a Republican victory here in California.
We are attempting to get a similar number of wires from prominent
business leaders in this State, plus the head of the Farm Bureau and
the Grange, the president of the State Medical Association, Rev.
Billy Graham, and a couple of California publishers and film stars.
It has been suggested that you would be the person who could obtain
these most easily. We would appreciate your cooperation in this
matter, or suggesting the name of someone else close to Dick who
could perform the task. A list of the business personalities is at-
tached; others who could be solicited for wires is left to your dis-
cretion. These messages--25 to 50 words in length--should be addressed
either to General Eisenhower or Arch Monson, Jr., Dinner Chairman,
c/o San Francisco Republican Finance Committee, Room 200, 127
Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
May I have as prompt a reply as possible regarding your advice in
this problem?
Sincerely,
Richard Raihel F. Neary Neary
San Francisco Dinner Coordinator
RFN:1os
enc
cc: Arch Monson
SUGGESTED NAMES FOR DINNER TELEGRAMS
Dr. A. O. Beckman, President
Melville E. Willson, President
Beckman Instruments, Inc.
M. E. Willson Co. - Fertilizer
Fullerton
Fresno
Anderson Borthwick, President
Milton M. Teague, General Manager
The First National Trust &
Limoneira Company
Savings Bank of San Diego
Santa Paula
Asa V. Call, Chairman
J. L. Atwood, President
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
North American Aviation, Inc.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Thomas V. Jones, President
Irving Davis, President
Northrup Corporation - Aviation
Bell Electronic Corp.
Beverly Hills
Gardena
Harvey A. Lynn, President
A. C. Tiedeman, President
Sunkist Growers, Inc.
California Liquid Gas Corp.
Arlington
Sacramento
Harold Quinton
L. Jerome Neiger, President
Chairman of the Board
Glasspar Company - Boatbuilding
Southern California Edison Co.
Santa Ana, California
Los Angeles
Elliot Handler
James E. Shelton
President and Chairman
Chairman of the Board
Mattel, Inc. - Toys
Security-First National Bank
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Emerson Spear
Chairman of the Board
Pacific Wire Rope Co.
Los Angeles
Irving J. Symons, President
Hales and Symons - Hardware & Lumber
Sonora
F. W. Tarr, President
Sierra Tractor & Equipment Co.
Chico
Ross Barrett
9-16-62
Bob Haldeman
attached memo from Dick Neary to Dinner Committee
cc: Maury Stans
Lou Quinn
To use all the outside politicoes as suggested in the
attached would, of course, be entirely contrary to our
policy of running our own campaign in California, and
should not be done.
The idea of messages from leaders of various segments of
the community is excellent, as long as they are Californians.
This should be followed up as to whether or not it is
mechanically feasible. However, it should not be done
by diverting the activity of campaign personnel. We will
have to assume everyone at the Dinner is already for us,
and our campaign efforts must be directed toward the
"leaning" votes.
Friend in of dimi
1
Lou Quinn
August 24, 1962
Bob Haldeman
Mr. Brewer's August 23 letter to Mr. Stans
In connection with paragraphs one and two,
you should provide drafts of any RN letter requested and
also the press release mentioned.
From the desk of
W.D. BREWER
DW
Mr. H. R. Haldeman
seut its.
There of tt.
MAdison 7-2486
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
Southern California Finance Committee
609 South Grand Avenue, Room 414
Los Angeles 17, California
Finance Chairman
MAURICE H. STANS
August 23, 1962
Treasurer
JOHN ROBERT WHITE
Vice Chairmen
STEVE BROIDY
MRS. THURMOND CLARKE
HENRY H. CLOCK
To: Mr. Maurice H. Stans
JUSTIN DART
E.S. HARTWICK
CHARLES S. JONES
MRS. MARSHALL S. NEAL
From: Mr. W. D. Brewer
EDWARD R. VALENTINE
JACK L. WARNER
Committee Members
W. HERBERT ALLEN
Conference with Ross Barrett and
HAROLD BAYLY
JOSEPH J. BOGDANOVICH
MRS. GEORGE C. BROCK
Milton Esberg, San Francisco, 8/22/62,
DANIEL P. BRYANT
on State-wide Eisenhower/Nixor Dinner
HOMER H. BURNABY
EDWARD W. CARTER
RAY K. CHERRY
Arrangements.
SHANNON CRANDALL. JR.
ROY P. CROCKER
HOWARD CUNNINGHAM
FRANKLIN H. DONNELL
On August 22, 1962, I met in San Francisco with newly
JACK DROWN
CHARLES E. DUCOMMUN
appointed State-wide Dinner Chairman Ross Barrett. At Mr. Barrett's
WESLEY 1. DUMM
LLOYD R. EARL
invitation, Milton Esberg joined us for luncheon. The discussion
JULES C. EDWARDS
BRYANT ESSICK
developed the following points for prompt action:
J.S. FLUOR
STANLEY M. FREEMAN
JOHN JEWETT GARLAND
LEROY A. GARRETT
1.
Richard Nixon should address a letter to Ross Barrett
MRS. FREEMAN GATES
RICHARD A. GRANT
designating him as State-wide Dinner Chairman (copies of the
RUSSELL N. GREEN. JR.
E. R. HERGENRATHER
letter should be sent to all County Finance Chairmen).
J.M. HILLMAN
CONRAD N. HILTON
H. LESLIE HOFFMAN
PAUL E. IVERSON
2.
A press release announcing Barrett's appointment and
GEORGE D. JAGELS
TRUMAN JOHNSON
the appointment of local dinner chairmen, particularly at
WILLARD W. KEITH
MORTIMER A. KLINE
San Francisco and Los Angeles, should be issued (Arch Monson Jr.
MRS. THOMAS R. KNUDSEN
DONALD A. KOEPPEL
has been named Dinner Chairman for San Francisco).
DANA LATHAM
CHARLES W. LEE
RAYMOND E. LEE
JOHN D. LUSK
In the announcement emphasis should be placed upon the
HAROLD H. LUTZ
HAROLD C. McCLELLAN
fact that Ross Barrett was one of Dick Nixon's original active
ROSS McCOLLUM
LEE B. MILBANK
supporters when he first ran for Congress and has been active
RICHARD W. MILLAR
EDWARD MILLS
in all of Dick's campaigns ever since.
ROBERT L. MINCKLER
GEORGE T. MOORE
HENRY T. MUDD
J. STANLEY MULLIN
3.
The appointment of all dinner chairmen should be made as
KENNETH T. NORRIS, SR.
FRANK L. PELLISSIER. JR.
quickly as possible.
MORRIS B. PENDLETON
GEORGE R. PIEROSE
THOMAS P. PIKE
ELWOOD J. ROBINSON
4.
All arrangements for closed circuit television service
J.D. ROBINSON
W. S. ROSECRANS
should be co-ordinated with Barrett.
ROBERT A. ROWAN
WILLIAM T. SESNON. JR.
MENDEL B. SILBERBERG
EMERSON SPEAR
ARTHUR C. STEWART
WALLER TAYLOR. II
NICHOLAS F. TRUTANIC
HOLMES TUTTLE
JAMES M. UDALL
WILLARD D. VOIT
CORNELIUS G. WILLIS
JACK WRATHER
Assistant to the Chairman
LOUIS QUINN
1
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5.
Rod Rood, as State-wide Vice-Chairman, will provide
liaison with Ross in Southern California.
6.
Decision to be made in Northern California as to
whether there will be dinners at Sacramento, Fresno and
Monterey. Milt Esberg feels that it will require
considerable urging to persuade the leaders in those
cities that a dinner should be held. Both Ross and I were
of the opinion that every effort should be made to persuade
them. Milt pointed out that a deciding factor would be
whether or not attractive local programs could be developed
for those towns and it was suggested that consideration
should be given to featuring Coakley and Busterud for
local speakers with a two-way T.V. feed. During this
discussion Milt mentioned that it would be desirable to
have Christopher appear in Southern California at one
of the dinners, possibly San Bernardino.
7.
Milt stated that plans were being developed to
have Arch Monson Jr. visit General Eisenhower for the
purpose of working out all the final details of his appear-
ance. Both Ross and I suggested that if such a trip was
necessary the Los Angeles Dinner Chairman and Maury Stans
should go also.
8.
The question of filling the Cow Palace with bodies
came up and I mentioned the plan to permit precinct workers
to attend the Los Angeles Dinner at cost. Both Milt and
Ross indicated that they would give consideration to doing
the same thing at the Cow Palace.
WDBrews
WDB:rej
cc: R. J. Dubrowski
H. C. McClellan
R. H. Finch
R. L. Minckler
H. R. Haldeman
M. H. Stans
H. Kalmbach
E. R. Valentine
R. W. Rood
J. R. White
L. Quinn
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
Finance-Campaign Leadership Meeting
Friday, August 3, 1962
SUMMARY
Aside from reports of various developments concerning the State
Central Committee, campaign staff and out-county visits, this meet-
ing mainly concerned itself with details of the Nixon-Eisenhower
dinners:
A. Henry Kearns' plans had not changed and he will be unable
to assist except on spot basis.
In view of Rod Rood's pending vacation and assignment to
coordinate national fund-raising, nesessitating trips East,
it was decided that he could not undertake the dinner as-
signment.
B. Ross Barrett, San Francisco, President of Foster and
Kleiser, was proposed as a potential chairman. Everyone
present endorsed it, but felt that ERV's counsel on Mon-
day should be awaited. Chad McClellan to talk to ERV.
C. It was proposed that Long Beach be considered as a pos-
sible site for an N-E dinner and San Bernardino be the
site of the San Bernardino-Riverside County dinner.
It was noted that providing adequate speakers for the
dinners would be a problem. Haldeman and RN were to
clear cooperation with candidates. Other possibilities
mentioned as speakers were Ronald Reagan and George
Murphy.
D. It seemed to be the consensus that Harold Ramser should
be asked to serve as Los Angeles dinner chairman after
the top appointment is made.
E. There was question regarding splitting the proceeds from
the Los Angeles dinner. It is to be resolved in further
Nixon-URF conferences.
F. The Nixon Finance office was assigned the responsibility
for following through on N-B dinner arrangements, includ-
ing preparing estimates of closed circuit television costs.
Don Brewer reported Art Dolan's reluctance to have
$50,000 in notes signed in San F ancisco. He also fur-
nished list of the signers of notes totaling $150,000,
which has been placed in the special Nixon account.
Distribution:
(*In attendance)
Messrs: W. D. Brewer
H. C. McClellan*
R. J. Dubrowsk?
M. H. Stans
R. H. Finch
E. R. Valentine
H. R. Haldemar?
J. R. White*
H. Kalmbacif
L. Quinn*
Mr. Maurice Stans
7-16-62
Bob Haldeman
Dear Maury:
Mr. Robert M. Eberhardt, our
Nixon Chairman for San Joaquin County, is most anxious to
have Stockton included in the October 8th dinner hook-up.
He should be contacted as soon as a Dinner Chairman has
been appointed and is ready to go to work.
Mr. Robert M. Eberhardt
Bank of Stockton
Stockton, California
HO 4-8781
Oct fund 80E JE dirray
et.
July 16, 1962
Dear Mrs. Fine:
We of course very much appreciate
your activities and support of Dick Nixon, and
I certainly understand your desire to have
President Eisenhower join you on Sunday,
September 23rd, for a fund-raising event.
I am afraid that your evaluation
of the likelihood of your invitation being
accepted is correct since President Eisenhower
indicated that he will only be able to make one
campaign appearance in California, and that will
be on October 8th for a fund-raising program
which we hope will be set up on a statewide basis.
I would suggest that you continue
to work through Bob Nesen regarding plans for
this event, since it might be possible to tie your
local activity into it.
Keep up the good work, and
WIN WITH NIXON:
H. R. Haldeman
Mrs. Virginia R. Fine
Chairman
Republican Central Committee
616 East Main Street
Ventura, California
RICHARD D. COWGER, CHAIRMAN
VIRGINIA R. FINE, 1ST VICE-CHAIRMAN
T. ALLEN LOMBARD, FINANCE CO-CHAIRMAN
BISMARK M. BASOLO, JR., TREASURER
PAUL J. LEAVENS, JR., 2ND VICE-CHAIRMAN
WM. A. LUCKING, JR., FINANCE CO-CHAIRMAN
RICHARD D. GALLAGHER, SECRETARY
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
VENTURA COUNTY
616 EAST MAIN STREET
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE MI-ller 3-8597
I
July 11, 1962
Mr. Robert Haldeman,
Nixon for Governor Committee
Post Office Box 52400
Terminal Annex
Los Angeles, California
Dear Mr. Haldeman:
Enclosed are two letters that were sent to General
Eisenhower and National Republican Committee Chairman,
William Miller, which are self explanatory.
While we feel that the possibility of our invitation
being accepted, is very remote, we would appreciate any-
thing you can do to further our effort. We want to do
everything we possibly can to give strong support to
Dick Nixon. We are working with Bob Nesen, Ventura
County Chairman for Nixon, and if you wish further data
you may contact our office or Bob Nesen in Oxnard.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Virginia R. Fine, Chairman
Virginia R.B Fine
VRF:k
tell hor
July 11, 1962
Hon. William E. Miller, M.C.
Chairman Republican National Committee
House Office Building
Washington 25, D.C.
Dear Mr. Miller:
Attached is copy of the Central Committee letter
to General Eisenhower, which is self explanatory.
Ventura County is part of the expanding Metropolitan
region, including Santa Barbara County. We feel that
this area affords an excellent clime for a rallying point
of a great number of voters who would respond favorably
at the polls as a result of General Eisenhower's direct
appeal. In the 1960 Presidential election this Congressional
District was one of the few that gave a greater vote to
the Republican Congressmen, Charles M. Teague then was given
to Richard Nixon who carried the Presidential vote in this
district.
Your assistance in appealing to General Eisenhower
to accept our invitation would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Virginia R. Fine, Chai rman
VF
a
RICHARD D. COWGER. CHAIRMAN
VIRGINIA R. FINE, 1ST VICE-CHAIRMAN
Ts ALLEN LOMBARD. FINANCE CO.CHAIRMAN
BISMARK M. BASOLO, JR., TREASURER
PAUL J. LEAVENS. JR., 2ND VICE-CHAIRMAN
WM. A. LUCKING. JR.. FINANCE CO.CHAIRMAN
RICHARD D. GALLAGHER, SECRETARY
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
VENTURA COUNTY
616 EAST MAIN STREET
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE MI-ller 3-8597
I
July 10, 1962
General Dwight D. Eisenhower,
Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania
Dear General Eisenhower:
The California Primary election resulted in the nomination
of Richard M. Nixon for Governor; Thomas H. Kuchel, for U. S.
Senator and Charles M. Teague, Representative for a fifth term.
The Ventura County Republican Central Committee is firm in their
support of these outstanding Republicans and is proceeding with
early plans to give the candidates the kind of support they
deserve.
The Central Committee would be greatly honored to have you
as their guest speaker, at their major fund raising event on
Sunday, September 23, 1962. The date could be adjusted to your
convenience.
For your further enlightenment, Ventura County is in the
population explosion area of Southern California, and is also
within the 13th Congressional District which embraces two
important bases on the Pacific Missile Range, Vandenburg AFB
and Point Mugu. You will readily understand the reasons for
the tremendous population influx.
The Industrial advantages are outstanding, however the
registration of voters has increased the Democratic roles to a
wide margin. In the Presidential year Ventura County did carry
Dick Nixon and now we hope to increase that vote by greater
numbers to give him all the help possible in the State-wide tally.
Your presence and direct appeal to the voters of this
county would have tremendous impact, and would attract the
people of Santa Barbara County, the other county in our 13th
Congressional District.
Sincerely,
Virgina R. Fine
Mrs. Virginia Fine, Chairman
VF:k
Mr. Maurice Stans
fund Oct, raiser
7-23-62
Bob Haldeman
The best estimate we can now get for
preduction cost of closed circuit TV for one hour
on October 8th is $45,000 to $50,000.
This is based on coverage of 12 cities,
6 of which would both send and receive and the other
6 would receive only. It is also based on one large
screen in 10 of the locations and 2 screens in
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
This cost is highly fluid and subject to a
great deal of negotiation, and of course totally dependent
upon what specific 12 cities are involved; hence, it
should be regarded only as a general guideline and not
in any sense a fire bid.
Charlie Farrington can provide any further
information desired.
&
Bob:
July 20, 1962
Here are more
derails w the "estimate
To:
Charles Farrington
on closed circuit TV.
From: Dorr Walsh
C
I have just received word from Teleprompter, Inc., New York City,
their estimate of a closed circuit telecast, which you requested.
Points of origination and reception as follows:
San Francisco
2 Cameras
2 large projectors
Los Angeles
2 Cameras
2 Large projectors
San Diego
1 Camera
1 large projector
Fresno
1 Camera
1 large projector
Sacramento
1 Camera
1 large projector
Anaheim
1 Camera
1 large projector
Points of reception only:
San Jose
1 large projector
Santa Barbara
1 large projector
Stockton
1 large projector
Bakersfield
1 large projector
Riverside
1 large projector
San Bernardino
1 large projector
Estimate cost including quality control, director in each point
of origination, camera crews, telephone long line switching is given
as $45,000 to $50,000.
Teleprompter, a most reliable company, has handled many of these
closed circuit programs. They use RCA service for most of their
equipment.