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To Rose, from Sammy. Re: Mailings. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/8/1962
From Valley Knudsen, Sue Frankly, and Mable Fouch. Re: "Action Package". 1 pg. [Letter], 10/2/1962
"Action Package" ground rules and goals. 1 pg. [Other Document], n.d.
"Operation Telephone" Sign-up sheet. 1 pg, 3 copies. [Form], n.d.
"How to Give a Precinct Coffee Hour". 2 pgs. [Other Document], n.d.
"Nixon for Governor Action Package Southern California". Postcard. 2 pgs. [Other Document], n.d.
To Colleague, from Park J. Ewart. Re: Scholars for Nixon Committee. 1 pg. [Letter], n.d.
To Nixon Community Chairmen, from Sandy Quinn, State Headquarters News Bureau. Re: Campaign Photographs. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/5/1962
"Up and Down with 'Bluster' Brown". 4 pgs. 3 copies. [Brochure], n.d.
"Operation Telephone". Bullet points of info for campaign strategy. 3 pgs. 2 copies. [Memo], n.d.
"Operation Telephone 'Blitz'". Rules and advice for telephoning. 2 pgs. 3 copies. [Memo], n.d.
Operation Telephone Sign-Up Sheet. 1 pg. 8 copies. [Form], n.d.
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This file contains:
To Rose, from Sammy. Re: Mailings. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/8/1962
From Valley Knudsen, Sue Frankly, and Mable Fouch. Re: "Action Package". 1 pg. [Letter], 10/2/1962
"Action Package" ground rules and goals. 1 pg. [Other Document], n.d.
"Operation Telephone" Sign-up sheet. 1 pg, 3 copies. [Form], n.d.
"How to Give a Precinct Coffee Hour". 2 pgs. [Other Document], n.d.
"Nixon for Governor Action Package Southern California". Postcard. 2 pgs. [Other Document], n.d.
To Colleague, from Park J. Ewart. Re: Scholars for Nixon Committee. 1 pg. [Letter], n.d.
To Nixon Community Chairmen, from Sandy Quinn, State Headquarters News Bureau. Re: Campaign Photographs. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/5/1962
"Up and Down with 'Bluster' Brown". 4 pgs. 3 copies. [Brochure], n.d.
"Operation Telephone". Bullet points of info for campaign strategy. 3 pgs. 2 copies. [Memo], n.d.
"Operation Telephone 'Blitz'". Rules and advice for telephoning. 2 pgs. 3 copies. [Memo], n.d.
Operation Telephone Sign-Up Sheet. 1 pg. 8 copies. [Form], n.d.
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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
58
6
10/08/1962
Memo
To Rose, from Sammy. Re: Mailings. 1 pg.
58
6
10/02/1962
Letter
From Valley Knudsen, Sue Frankly, and
Mable Fouch. Re: "Action Package". 1 pg.
58
6
n.d.
Other Document
"Action Package" ground rules and goals. 1
pg.
58
6
n.d.
Form
"Operation Telephone" Sign-up sheet. 1 pg,
3 copies.
58
6
n.d.
Other Document
"How to Give a Precinct Coffee Hour". 2 pgs.
58
6
n.d.
Other Document
"Nixon for Governor Action Package
Southern California". Postcard. 2 pgs.
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
58
6
n.d.
Letter
To Colleague, from Park J. Ewart. Re:
Scholars for Nixon Committee. 1 pg.
58
6
10/05/1962
Memo
To Nixon Community Chairmen, from Sandy
Quinn, State Headquarters News Bureau. Re:
Campaign Photographs. 1 pg.
58
6
n.d.
Brochure
"Up and Down with 'Bluster' Brown". 4 pgs.
3 copies.
58
6
n.d.
Memo
"Operation Telephone". Bullet points of info
for campaign strategy. 3 pgs. 2 copies.
58
6
n.d.
Memo
"Operation Telephone 'Blitz''. Rules and
advice for telephoning. 2 pgs. 3 copies.
58
6
n.d.
Form
Operation Telephone Sign-Up Sheet. 1 pg. 8
copies.
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Page 2 of 2
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Nixon for Governor
Telose
Dategot. 8, 1962
Subjectsillings
Distribution and 3, Doris Jones, 1. Salmbach, shad HC Clellen, 'all office,
Lou uinn, ad Slewin, Corothy -righte
1) Phis mailin. was sent out to 400 Women who helped in sign-ups for
coffee ty urs and operation telephone 1a the 1960 PT: sidential lectio
2) 10 be mailed to 750 Scholars by 1-2'o ewart (USC)
3) Jent to 20 roxinst 1y 135 consu ity chairmen in 30. alif.
4) camplinge of new Lit.
October 2, 1962
Dear
We are enclosing some of our "ACTION PACKAGE" material hoping that it
will be possible for you to take on one or more of these activities.
We feel there is something in the "ACTION PACKAGE" for everyone and
none of them take very much time, but we do feel will help win the
Campaign.
In brief here are some of the programs:
1. Please put a "Nixon for Governor" Bumper Strip on your car.
This is a moving Billboard and is very effective.
2. Be a Captain of a Team of Ten and each member of your Team
give $6.00 towards the purchasing of "A VICTORY TELEPHONE"
for $66.60.
3. As a Team Captain ask the members of your Team to each
telephone at least four hours during the last five days of
the Campaign, when we do the "TELEPHONE BLITZ", November 1st,
2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th.
4. Or just give $6.00 to help pay for a telephone.
5. Or just phone four hours during the telephone Blitz.
6. Or give a Coffee Hour, (does not necessarily need to be a
large one) calling in your neighbors and friends. Call us
for a Speaker and Campaign Material and let us do the
recruiting.
We do hope you will select one of these six Activities which is part
of the "ACTION PACKAGE.
Please fill out the enclosed card. You will then be contacted and
given all the help possible.
We feel "THE ACTION PACKAGE" is just what it says "A PLAN FOR
ACTION".
This program will reach the people, will you please help us to reach
the people.
We will be most happy if you will help with this program. Thank you
in advance for your co-operation.
Sincerely,
Valley Valley Kmun Kanden
Knudsen Sue Frankly mabel Mable Fouch Fauch
Valley
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NIXON FOR GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION
3950 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif., DU 5-9161
VALLEY KNUDSEN, Vice Chairman
HENRIETTE COWGILL, Co-ordinator
Chairman "Action Package:
Vice-Chairman "Action Package"
"ACTION PACKAGE" MEMO
-- NIXON "OPERATION TELEPHONE"
Mrs. Tony Whan, Chairman
YOU
can organize a "GIVE A VICTORY PHONE" TEAM:
YOU
ask 10 people to each give $6.60, which will help give a phone to be
used the last four days of the Campaign. The average cost of each
phone is $66.00, which pays for installation, telephone calls, etc.
YOU
ask the same ten people to be prepared to man the telephone during
"OPERATION TELEPHONE" Blitz November 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th, for one
shift of 3 or 4 hours between 9 A.M. and 9 P.M. each or any one of
these days.
YOU
keep a record of everyone who gives $6.60 -- her name, address,
telephone. This record to be kept on the attached sheets in
TRIPLICATE. You keep one, one goes to operation Telephone Chairman
in your community, and the other goes to Mrs. Tony Whan, Southern
California Headquarters listed above.
YOU
will be head of the TEAM OF TEN, YOU will be the one we shall call
to organize your TEAM for the TELEPHONING.
YOU
can organize as many TEAMS as YOU wish. All of the teams YOU
organize will be under your leadership, in fact you will be the
CAPTAIN OF YOUR TEAMS.
If YOU wish to participate in "OPERATION TELEPHONE" as an individual
under the leadership of the Nixon for Governor organization in your
community, turn the money collected and all names over to the chairman
in charge and he or she will make the assignments.
If YOU are not connected with a NIXON FOR GOVERNOR ORGANIZATION, turn
the money you collected and the names of the volunteers you recruited
over to the Southern California NIXON FOR GOVERNOR Headquarters (at
the above address).
YOU
and your team will be assigned to "OPERATION TELEPHONE" phones from
this HEADQUARTERS. In this case, make checks payable to "Nixon
Operation Telephone."
THIS DOES NOT DUPLICATE THE REGULAR WORK OF THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PRECINCT
ORGANIZATION. THIS IS IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR WORK OF THE OFFICIAL
PRECINCT ORGANIZATION.
"WIN WITH NIXON"
VOTE NOVEMBER 6th, 1962, AND SEE THAT EVERY OTHER NIXON SUPPORTER DOES, TOO
VOTE
VOTE
VOTE
VOTE
PHONE
PHONE
PHONE
PHONE
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
"Operation Telephone" Sign-up Sheet
CHAIRMAN OF TEAM
TEL.
ADDRESS
CITY
ALL CONTRIBUTORS TO NIXON "OPERATION TELEPHONE" SIGN HERE
1. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
2. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
3. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
4. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
5. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
6. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
7. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
8. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
9. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
10. Name
Tel.
C.D.
A.D.
Address
City
Make in triplicate - Keep one copy; give one copy
to your Community Nixon "Operation Telephone" Chairman;
mail one copy immediately to Nixon for Governor Operation Telephone
3950 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, California
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NIXON FOR GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION
3950 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif., DU 5-9161
VALLEY KNUDSEN
HENRIETTE COWGILL
Vice Chairman
Co-ordinator
Chairman "Action Package"
Vice Chairman "Action Package"
How to Give a Precinct Coffee Hour
1. Invite your neighbors into your home for coffee and doughnuts.
Use paper cups and plates. Please keep it simple. (NOTE: Re-
cently, one of the greeting card companies designed a wonderfully
humorous "coffee hour" invitation suggesting that the invitee "get
away from the regular grind". However, any simple invitation--in
writing or by phone--is appropriate.)
2. If you have ten or more guests, request a good speaker from your
local Nixon for Governor Headquarters.
3. Get Nixon for Governor campaign materials--brochures, bumper and
windshield stickers, and buttons from your local Nixon Head-
quarters. NOTE: Urge those present to put the stickers on their
cars ("moving billboards" for Nixon) and to read the literature and
to pass it on for others to read.
4. Distribute volunteer sign-up cards to all guests and ask them
to check the Nixon campaign activity in which they want to par-
ticipate. Be sure they print their names, addresses and phone
numbers and return the cards to you. Give the completed volunteer
sign-up cards to your local Nixon Headquarters' Volunteer Chairman.
She, or he, will sort them and give them to the appropriate Chairman
who will assign the volunteers.
5. Circulate the sign-up sheet for the "Operation Telephone Blitz".
The guests who sign agree to: (a) help pay the cost of one phone,
and; (b) telephone for 3 hours or more during the 4-day Blitz. Ask
each person who signs up to PRINT her name, address and phone number.
Deciphering handwriting is easier this way. (NOTE: Your local Nixon
"Operation Telephone" Chairman will know the approximate cost of
"buying" one phone for the Blitz. The cost varies from area to area.
Your "Operation Telephone" Chairman will tell you how much each
Coffee Hour guest should donate. For example, the average cost of a
phone in Los Angeles County is $66.00. Guests are asked to sign up
for "Operation Telephone" in Teams of Ten and each Team member agrees
to pay $6.60.
How To Give a Precinct Coffee Hour (continued)
- 2 -
6. Give the completed sign-up sheet for the "Blitz" to your local
Nixon "Operation Telephone" Chairman.
REMEMBER:
There are 18,610 precincts in the 11 Southern California counties.
You and 18,609 other women for Nixon can win this election by giving
a Precinct Coffee Hour to tell the Nixon story and to recruit vol-
unteers to work and talk for him and his fine programs for California.
Don't break the chain! Keep them going until Election Day and
WIN WITH NIXON!
Mrs. Theodore Fouch
County Chairman of Nixon Coffee Hours
Nixon for Governor Campaign
3950 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles 5, California
"NIXON FOR GOVERNOR ACTION PACKAGE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3950 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, ,Calif. DUnkirk 5-9161
Valley Knudsen, Chairman Henriette Cowgi 11, Vice Chairman
Sue Frankly, Southern California Coffee Hour Chairman
Mabel Fouch, County Chairman Coffee Hours
Send me a Nixon for Governor Bumper Strip
2--I will be a Captain of a Team of Ten
3v-I will have each member of my Team telephone
4--I will give $6.00towards the purchase of a Phone
5--I will telephone 4 hours during the 5 Day Telephone Blitz
6--I will give a Coffee Hour
Name
Address
Telephone
N
N
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
3908 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, California; DU 5-9161
Dear Colleague:
Many of us joined the Scholars for Nixon Committee two years ago. This
committee rendered valuable service by endorsing the high level scholar-
ship, as well as public administrative ability, which Dick Nixon brings
to his task of politician. Though we did not win the 1960 election,
Dick Nixon DID carry California. And we are again organizing a Scholar:
for Nixon Committee to help him become the next Governor of our State.
My decision to endorse Dick Nixon in this overt fashion is based upon
the fundamental soundness of his economic thinking and resulting poli-
cies and decision making potentials. It is my opinion, along with that
of many of my colleagues whom I have been fortunate in contacting per-
sonally, that his type of economic decision making is sorely needed in
our state at this time.
Dick Nixon's views on some of the current economic issues confronting
our state are set forth as parts of the two brochures enclosed. Likewis
they specify some of the evidence of his ability as a decisive public
administrator.
Will you join me in a new Scholars for Nixon Committee? I know that
Dick would be proud to have your support. If you agree to join, your
task would be to actively endorse our candidate among your colleagues,
students and other friends.
If you desire to accept this important public responsibility, please
send in the enclosed card at once so we may add your name to the rapidly
growing list of Scholars for Nixon. Our committee is trying to make
its program self-supporting. Your contribution would help us pay for
printing and postage. A return envelope is enclosed for your convenien
WIN WITH NIXON:
Sincerely,
Par Junt
Park J. Ewart, Co-Chairman
Scholars for Nixon Committee
Encls.
1
October 5, 1962
TO:
Nixon Community Chairmen
FROM:
Sandy Quinn, State Headquarters News Bureau
SUBJECT: Campaign Photographs
We have compiled an excellent set of recently taken photographs of THE
NIXONS IN ACTION which are available to you at cost. The set includes
person-to-person scenes of the Nixons campaigning among farmers, senior
citizens, construction workers, minorities, and so on. There are hundreds
of effective uses for these attractive campaign pictures. Use them in local
publicity -- newspaper advertising -- bulletin boards -- literature. DISPLAY
THEM IN YOUR HEADQUARTERS -- PASS THEM OUT TO SUPPORTERS.
The set consists of twenty (20) 8 x 10 glossy photographs - all suitable
for framing. Five of the pictures are "official" campaign portraits of
Dick and Pat Nixon and their two teenage daughters.
THESE SETS ARE AVAILABLE TO COMMUNITY CHAIRMEN AT COST:
All twenty pictures at $5.00 per set. In addition, glossy 8 X 10 portraits
of the Nixons (individually or together) are available, 25 for $2.50.
PLEASE RUSH YOUR ORDER WITH CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO SANDY QUINN, NIXON FOR
GOVERNOR HEADQUARTERS, 3908 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles 5.
(Please use this order form)
NEWS BUREAU:
(3908 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5)
Please rush me the following photographs:
Quantities:
SETS OF 20 PERSON-TO-PERSON PICTURES OF THE NIXONS IN ACTION
AT $5.00 PER SET.
RICHARD NIXON (25 GLOSSY PICTURES FOR $2.50)
PAT NIXON (25 GLOSSY PICTURES FOR $2.50)
THE NIXON FAMILY (25 GLOSSY PICTURES FOR $2.50)
DICK AND PAT NIXON TOGETHER (25 GLOSSY PICTURES FOR $2.50)
(Make check payable to NIXON FOR GOVERNOR COMMITTEE)
Mail to:
Name
4
How now, Brown?
CDC
"The CDC has adopted many intelligent
statements and policies, none of which bears the
Up and
slightest resemblance to Nixon's distorted and
hysterical dossier.' 5/28/62
(But, on July 25, 1962, Brown stated his dis-
agreement with the CDC's position on five of the
down
key issues listed and opposed by Nixon.)
CHESSMAN
"I have made a decision on clemency (refused)
and have no intention of hearing this matter
with
again, or making any change. -10/23/59
(But, on February 18, 1960, Brown granted
Chessman a 60-day reprieve on the basis of a
telegram from the State Department - it was later
revealed that the telegram was solicited!)
"Bluster"
HIGHWAY SLAUGHTER
"Bob McCarthy (Brown's Director of the
Department of Motor Vehicles) has done a mag-
nificent job and no one will know how many lives
have been saved by reason of this tough policy."
Brown
-1/29/60
(But, in his letter of resignation to Brown on
August 15, 1961, McCarthy had a different story
to tell: " your support has dwindled steadily
and by now has completely disappeared
My
attempts to curb the drunk driver
saw
you
cave
in to pressure for a softer law. Leadership here
could have saved lives.")
TAXES
"
a careful, moderate revenue program (the
1959 tax increases) - 1/5/60
(But, the 1959 tax increases were the largest
general tax increase in the history of any state!)
Give California
A decisive leader!
Win with NIXON
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Harold C. McClellan
Andrew D. Orrick
Southern California
Northern California
Chairman
Chairman
3908 Wilshire Boulevard
525 Market Street
Los Angeles 5, California
San Francisco 5, California
BB-5-9-26
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
"ACTION PACKAGE" Southern California
3950 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, California
DU 5-9161
OPERATION TELEPHONE ACTION MEMO
CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Valley Knudsen
TO: All County, Division and Community Operation Telephone
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Henriette Cowgill
Chairmen and Community Headquarters Managers.
OPERATION TELEPHONE
Mrs. Tony Whan
COFFEE HOURS
FROM: Mrs. Tony Whan, Southern California Chairman, Opera-
Mrs. Lawrence Frankley
tion Telephone.
NIXONETTES
Mrs. Frederic Sturdy
NIXONETTE ACCESSORIES
NON IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD TELEPHONERS:
Mrs. Peter 1. Felker
JEWELRY
Mrs. Edward Mills
Under separate cover we are sending to your community
VOLUNTEERS
headquarters:
Mrs. Harry F. Haldeman
COUNTY WOMEN'S VICE CHAIR
1. Instruction sheets for your Operation Telephone
IMPERIAL COUNTY
Blitz Volunteers.
Mrs. Paul Trapnell
KERN COUNTY
Mrs. Margaret Goode
2. Sign-up sheets for the volunteer telephoners to sign
Los ANGELES COUNTY
their names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Mrs. Henry Duque
ORANGE COUNTY
Mrs. L.I. Tucker
3. Nixon for Governor Telephone Dialers.
Mrs. Robert F. Beaver
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Mrs. Raymond Dell
Please make sure that your telephoners study carefully the
Mrs. Theodore Orciere
instructions for 'phoning.
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
Mrs. Ada C. Stockwell
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
We urge that you plan now to have your volunteers serve
Mrs. Jack L. Oatman
Mrs. Dugald L. Quiner
as Election Day telephoners on November 6. They will have
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
called all Republicansand friendly Democrats and Decline to
Mrs. Marion Sinsheimer
State voters during the four-day Operation Telephone Blitz.
Mrs. Rosemary Maino
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
Mrs. Edwin A. Fargo, Jr.
On Election Day there is only one way to insure that
VENTURA COUNTY
Mrs. William G. LeFeure
every single one of those votes gets in the ballot box for
Nixon.
Here's how!
1. Recruit telephoners who will agree to 'phone all
those Republicans and friendly Democrats and DS
voters who have not voted by the time the polls
are checked in mid-afternoon. (They should plan to
begin phoning by 4:00)
2. The volunteer Election Day Telephoners will be women
primarily. Assure them that they will not have to
do the poll checking. It will be done by men and,
in some cases, young women.
LOYALLYOATH
nemployment
TAEE FINANCES
TSCAL Responsibilit
COPE OF GOVERNORSHIP
PRESIDENTIAL AMBITIONS
First he teeters
then he totters
LOYALTY OATH
" the lingering McCarthyism of negative loy-
"I disagree with the CDC's position (calling for
alty oaths (is) still in our midst."-2/12/60
the repeal of negative loyalty oaths). -7/25/62
UNEMPLOYMENT
"Nobody is starving as far as I know, and I think
"It is true that there are some families who do
I would know about it. "-1/24/61
not have enough to eat. -1/27/61
NARCOTICS
"I know that simply enacting further increases
"We propose harsher penalties for narcotics
in penalties or restrictions would not rid us of this
offenders - so that for the peddler the profit will
menace. -4/4/60
not be worth the risk.' -1/31/61
SCOPE OF THE GOVERNMENT
"I am convinced that no longer can a Governor
"Katanga and Berlin and Southeast Asia are
operate solely within his own state ..."-12/1/59
important. But they have little to do with a
California governor's need to meet the challenge
of the greatest mass migration in human history."
STATE FINANCES
-1/8/62
"The people of California are not stupid.
"I believe that it (the college bond issue) went
They're smart They know we have need for
down to defeat because the wording of the
these things (state construction bonds), and the
issue was not too clear and I don't believe the
amount of the budget, the amount of the bond
people understood."-6/18/62
issue is understood by them."-4/4/62
PRESIDENTIAL AMBITIONS
"Governor Edmund G. Brown made it clear
"I, of course, took myself out of the Presidential
today (in Washington) he is available for the
campaign. I never had any intention of entering
Democratic Presidential nomination, but said he
it at any time since I've been elected Governor.
will not accept second place on the ticket."-
-5/24/60
7/31/59 Baltimore Sun
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
"I believe in old-fashioned fiscal solvency in
"Shall the balance sheet become the balance
government."-9/21/59
wheel of our society, or shall we understand that
there is a higher accounting
"-5/7/60
"ACTION PACKAGE" CHAIRMEN
IMPERIAL COUNTY
Mrs. Melia Nesbit
Mrs. Louise Hall
Mrs. Ruth Helms
Mrs. Roger Ojeda
Mrs. Paul Trapnell
Mrs. May Bowen
Mrs. Isobel Gallaher
Mrs. Donald L. Jackson
Mrs. Woodrow Miller
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Walker Downs
Mrs. Richard Clatworthy
Mrs. Paul Mueller, Jr.
Mrs. Charlotte Law
Mrs. Ronald Thornburg
Mrs. Marty Marshall
Mrs. Neal Giannini
Mrs. Charles Thompson
Mrs. Evelyn Page
Mrs. Marie Jones
Mrs. Harold Hunter Jr.
Mrs. Kay Roe
Mrs. Mary Ann Burdick
Mrs. Elvan Dickinson
Mrs. Fran Benson
Mrs. Louise McDaniel
Mrs. Wilma Way
Mrs. Ralph W. Spellenger
Mrs. Clarice Tanner
Mrs. Barbara Simpson
Mrs. Dan Hayden Rose
Mrs. Robert Hemstreet
Mr. Merrill Cate
Mrs. Mildred Hillary
Mrs. Tom Daniels
Mrs. Thomas Ellerby
Mrs. Jean Daughenbaugh
Mrs. William Thomson
Mrs. E. R. Capstaff
Mrs. Sarah Harelson
Mrs. Walter Thompson
Mrs. Ruth McMullen
Mrs. Gladys W. Tuttle
Mrs. Thomas Parker
Mrs. Dorothy Cole
Mrs. Dan Brennan
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Mrs. Gladys W. Otto
Mrs. John Cooper
Mrs. John H. Borchard
Mrs. John Northcott
SOUTHEASTERN
Mrs. Philip H. Richards
Mrs. lack Pierce
Mrs. Richard D. Bailey
Mrs. Leonard DeKarr
DIVISION
Mrs. Virginia Counts
Mrs. Earl Riggs
Mrs. Marie Jones
Mrs. Martha Van de Vergh
Mrs. Elaine T. Rudolph
Mrs. Chester B. Pielow, /r.
Mrs. Mary Ann Warjone
Mrs. Edward Maljan
Mrs. Peggy Ogden
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. F. Peter Crook
Mrs. Joseph Monroe
Mrs. Irene Dinsmore
Mrs. Walter Geissler
Mrs. Dudley Hemphill
Mrs. Josephine Lombard
Mrs. Peter Arth
Mrs. 1.1. Anderholt
Mrs. R. Johnson
Mrs. Richard Wigboldy
Mrs. Carolyn Miller
Mrs. Keith Carlson
Mrs. Millie Bisgaard
Mrs. Harold Decker
Mrs. Lydia Cannon
Mrs. Joseph K. Horton
Mrs. Chester Luttrell
Mrs. Dorothea Wilson
Marjorie Armstrong
Mrs. John Scantlin
Mrs. John Berry
KERN COUNTY
Mrs. Barbara Paulson
Mrs. Margaret Goode
Mrs. M. E. Manning
Mrs. John Perkins
Mrs. Marguerite Lyons
Mrs. Georgia Bunker
Lucille Bergquist
Mrs. George W. Robbins
Mrs. H. /. Taylor
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Mildred Dean
Mrs. Roland Curran
Edna Arneberg
Mrs. Marie Green
Mrs. Dorothy Beglau
Mrs. Mark Strause
Margaret Savage
Mrs. W. T. Wilson
Mildred Stephens
Mrs. George Parker
Mrs. W. Roy Newson
Mrs. Pat Howell
Nadeane Hare
Miss Ann Sumner
Gladys Hancock
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Marjorie Hanson
Mrs. Luther C. Anderson
Meta Runnerstrom
Mrs. Mildred Sanders
Carol Raabe
Mrs. Gerald Bittman
Mrs. Blanche Halfhill
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
SAN FERNANDO
Martha Hall
Miss Ruth Billings
Clara Haymes
DIVISION
Mrs. Beatrice Hawkins
Mrs. Albert Reidel
Mrs. Henry Duque
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
VICE- CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Richard K. Yeamans
Mrs. Josephine Wood
ORANGE COUNTY
Mrs. Dugald L. Quiner
Mrs. Mary Buckingham
Co CHAIRMAN
Mrs. M'Lou Talt
Mrs. J. Tucker
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Theodore A. Fouch
Mrs. Allen K. Wood
Mona Mount
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Jack L. Oatman
Mrs. Robert H. Armstrong, Jr.
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Phyliss Lake
Mrs. Robert F. Beaver
VICE-CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Edward Mills
Mrs. Nelson 1. Falkinburg
Mrs. Phyliss Prather
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mr. Russell F. Fields
Mrs. Mary K. Hansen
Mrs. Harold Maag
Mrs. Gladys Eaton
Mrs. Vernon L. Valentine
Mrs. Olive Peoples
Mrs. Dorothy Frazier
Mrs. Olaf F. Johnson
Mary Frisina
Mrs. Robert Hitt
Mrs. Rachel Wyllie
Mrs. William H. Baynes
Miss Lillian Bryson
Mrs. C. H. Bodner
Mrs. C. Earl Gustafson
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Mrs. Ralph DeMon
Miss Jessie Cooper
Mrs. W. R. Davies
Mrs. Margaret Lashlee
CENTRAL DIVISION
Mrs. Peter J. Felker
Audrey Furniss
Mrs. John Ingersoll
Mrs. Worth Martin
Mrs. John B, Isaacs
Mrs. H. A. Schultz
Mrs. Paula Merrill
Mr. John Batton
Mrs. W. P. Burford
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Felber Maasdam
Betty Woodworth
Mrs. Robert Veir
Mrs. Gladys Walters
Mrs. Bruce C. Elliott
Mrs. Charles B. Fabian
Mrs. Eva Sefcik
Mrs. Harold E. Peck
Mrs. Charlotte Holcomb
Mrs. Harold Pauley
Mrs. Lillian Pierce
Mrs. Fran Weatherbee
Mrs. lake Gelinas
Joanne Worthington
Mrs. Charles W. Crawford
Mrs. George E. Cowgill
Peggy Hemphill
Mrs. John McGrew
Mrs. Judy Cassady
Mrs. Graham L. Sterling, Jr.
Mrs. Mary E. Kelsey
Jean Bramble
Marie Allison
Mrs. Gloria 1. Nichols
Mrs. William Ward
Mrs. John Kong
Mrs. Reed Canady
Mrs. Alice Travis
Mrs. Leonard Minor
Mrs. Raymond C: Kepher
Mrs. Robert W. Birne
Mrs. Lincoln W. Oates
Mrs. Leo West
Mrs. Jane Lenker
Mrs. Paul Schmidt
Mrs. Carl Brown
Miss Josephine Elliott
Mrs. Frank Schweitzer
Mrs. Juanita Darwin
Mrs. William L. Raymond
Mrs. Florence B. Shaw
Miss Blanche-Goodrich
Mrs. Keith Green
Mrs. Alma Patterson
Mrs. Benjamin E. Smith
Mrs. Dorothy King
Mrs. James McKenzie
Mrs. Charles Russell
Mrs. Adolph Zuber
Mrs. Larry Butler
Rae Lynn
Mrs. H. J. Stroud
Mrs. George Mclnnis
Mrs. Pearl Mosier
Mrs. Carmen George
Mrs. Verling Kersey Ir.
Miss Cornelia Gray
Mrs. Val Cady
Mrs. Paul Nitschke
Mrs. Annabelle Rucker Williams
Mrs. William Cornell
Ruth Trosper
Mrs. Edward Morgan
Mrs. P. H. McCandless
Mrs. Jack Carlton
Miss Vada L. Flowers
Mrs. Barbara Baskerville
Mrs. Herbert E. Crawford
SAN LUIS OBISPO
Mrs. Leland Atherton Irish
Mrs. N. S. Chapin
Dorothy Nobles
Mrs. Donald Gary
COUNTY
Mrs. Mable Cage
Mrs. C. McCormick Crouch
Juliet Turner
Mrs. Roy E. Jackson
Mrs. Rosemary Maino
Mrs. Emily A. Johnson
Mrs. Willis Benson
Estrelita Underwood
Mrs. Dorothy Elder
Co-CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Audrey B. Jones
Mr. Merrill Burnside
Patricia Smith
Mrs. Edith Stokes
Mrs. Marion Sinsheimer
Mrs. Essie McGriff
Mrs. Richard Strahan
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Mrs. Ted Bartlett
Co-CHAIRMAN
Mrs. James Flournoy
Mrs. Henry Brodersen
SOUTHERN DIVISION
Mrs. William Susman
Miss Pat Halladay
Mrs. Mayme Lewis
Mrs. James Quinn
Mrs. Dan Ridder
Mrs. Margie Ann Sellman
Mrs. James Sinton
Mrs. Augusta L. Glover
Mrs. Donald R. Wyrick
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. 1. W. Burch
Mrs. Ella Vee Beljon
Mrs..Ray Simi.
Mrs. C.W. Key
SANTA BARBARA
Mrs. John Lungren
Mrs. Roy Andrews
Mrs. Jack First
Mrs. Barbara Kalmbach
COUNTY
Cleona Crozier
Mrs. R. E. Gulbranson
Edith Coates
Mrs. Charles Travis
Mrs. Edwin A. Fargo, Jr.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Mrs. Sandra Ressler
Co-CHAIRMAN
EASTERN DIVISION
Mrs. Leon L. Wiltsy
Mrs. Ethel Munch
Mrs. Luther G. Myhro
Mrs. Annan Cook
Mrs. Barbara K. Chaney
Mrs. Robert Godwin
Mrs. Helen Wysong
Mrs. Thomas E, Landon
Mrs. Rudelph Munzer
Mrs. Ana Chambers
Mrs. Maurice Brevier
CO'CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Kaye Vahan
Mrs. William H. Harvey
Mrs. Guy Calden
"Mrs. Frances Lowry
Beverly Peterson
Mrs. Dean Conklin
Mr. Gary Bookasta
Mrs. Frank E. Wood
Mrs. Wallace Weirich
Mrs. Eleanor McGea
Mrs. Wesley Herton
Mrs. Florence Abel
Mrs. Evelyn C. Campbell
Mrs. Hubert Prichard
Mrs. Betty Smith
Mrs. Paul D. Curtis
Mrs. C. H. Bodner
Mrs. Arthur W. Ludka
Mrs. Richard Burdye
Mrs. Harrie B. Moore
Mrs. C. Meinkey
Mary Larson
Mrs. W. R. Davies
Mrs. Ray Cadwell
Mrs Irene Scott
Mrs. Robert Hofstad
Mrs. Dord Cox
Mrs. Alvin Woolard
Mrs. Robrt C. Dean
Miss Reba Willis
Mrs. Uno Sandvik
Mrs. Glen Cornelius
Mrs. Jon M. Rice
Mrs. Lloyd Ramsey
Mrs. Sylvia Meyers
Mrs. R. D Ashmore
Mr. Art Mittry
Mrs. Andrew R. Joughin
Mrs. M. L. Natland
Mrs. Angela Pon
Mrs. Silar Birch
Mr. Vincent Ross
Mrs. Harvey Wipf
Mrs. Jean Landy
Mrs. Robert Hinshaw
Mrs. John G. Peetz
Mrs. D. M. Considine
Mrs. Gaylord D. Jasperson
VENTURA COUNTY
Mrs. Edythe Johnson
Mrs. C. Starkey
Mrs. John M. Wren
Mrs. Deloris Carlisi
Mrs. William G. LeFeure
Jan Grady
Mrs. Charles Montgomery
Mrs. Elden F. Durant
Mrs. Jean Clawson
Mrs. Mildred Corbitt
Co-CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Madelyn Tyck
Mrs. "Betty Haddad
Shirley Mohler
Mrs. William K. Dunkle
Mrs. Ernest R. Shepherd
Mrs. Allred 1. DuFrane
Mrs. Stella Turpel
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Mrs. H. E. Holman
Mrs. Hanna Weegar
Mrs. Richard Strickhouser
Mrs. Floyd Barb
Mrs. Raymond Dell
Mrs. Kenneth Warner
Mrs. Esther Rogers
Mrs. James Rhodes
Mrs. Richard Hiett
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Richard Cathcart
Mrs. Herbert W. Burg
Mrs. Louise Leigh
Mrs. John Morris
SOUTHWESTERN
Mrs. Theodore Orciere
Mrs. Tom Robertson
Mrs. Felicia Gallagher
DIVISION
VICE CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Tom Grier
Mrs. Clair O. Musser
Mrs. Richard Williams
Mrs. McDowell Graves
Miss Kay Cunningham
Mrs. George G. Friend
Miss Lillian Bradley
Mrs. Naomi Bispo
Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mrs. Richard Gould
Faye Stewart
Mrs. Ben White
Mrs. John Haffen
Mrs. Maurine Rydlek
Mrs. John Goeske
Mrs. Stanley Merry
Margaret Guevara
Mrs. Jacqueline Skinner
Mrs. Buford Carden
Mrs. Edessa Barton
Mrs. W. N. Baynes
Mrs. Yvonne Davis
Mrs. William Ritter
Mrs. Domingo Hardeson
Pauline Hazard
Mrs. William Bishop
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mrs. Briggs Brown
Mrs. Walter Rassmussen
Mrs. Jack Ruggles
WESTERN DIVISION
Mrs. John Dente
Mrs. Stewart S. Nolton, 1.
Mrs. Howard McGee
Mrs. Robert Crawford
Mrs. Russell H. Pesante
Mrs. Roberta Fees
Mrs. Edith H. Crowell
Mrs. Douglas Nickerson
Mrs. lack Ray
VICE CHAIRMAN
l'at Seidler
Miss Louise Crowell
Mrs. Robert Andreson
Miss Marion Metcalf
Mrs. Irene Diamant
Mrs. Mack Jones
Mrs. John Tucker
Mrs. Ted Bolte
Mrs. John P. Schaff, Jr.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman
Mrs. Lawrence H. Pollin
Mrs. George Berkey
Mrs. R. E. Holmann
Mrs. Walker Havens
Mrs. Janet Dee
Mrs. C. W. Rothernall
Mrs. Edward Glad
Mrs. Lou Holzer
Mrs. Loseph A. Novak
SAN BERNARDINO
Miss Pearl Kinley
Mrs. Louise Hillenbrand
Mrs. N. A. Christopher
Miss Esther Stroup
COUNTY
Mrs. Floyd G. Hair
Mrs. Richard Bramble
Mrs. Max Mortenson
Mrs. Merle Kingsley
Mrs. Ada C. Stockwell
Mrs. Hiram Scovel
Mrs. Marshall Neal
Mrs. Stuart Mims
Mrs. Helen Sorell
Co-CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Glen Smith
Mrs. Arch Tuthill
Mrs: Malcolm Hall
Mrs. Leo Lamb
Mrs. John Savage
Mrs. Betty Koch
Mrs. C. D. Wailes,
Mrs. Ernie Ball
Miss Ruth Bergen
Mrs. Una Coyle
Mrs. Joan Small
Mrs. Shannon Carter
Mrs. Chester Milligan
Mrs. B. Radi
Mrs. Guy Taylor
Mrs. loe Harzan
Mr. Ralph Helpbringes
Mrs. James Mackin
Mrs. D. Codd
Mrs. John C. Perry
Mrs. Fred Hummel
Mrs. Wilma Battle
Mrs. Hugh Harlan
Miss Linda Webb
Mrs. Ted DeBord
Mrs. William Fear
Mrs. Edwin Bettencourt
Mrs. Harry Boehme
Mrs. 1da Hoffman
Mrs. William Knaggs
Mrs. John T. Culbertson
Mrs. Virginia Mann
Mrs. Julia Butler
Miss Martha'L. Hilands
Mrs. Harry Reader
Mrs. Arno Scovall
Miss Susan Ball
Mrs. Sally Hilton
Mrs. Louise Silverberg
Mrs. Ronald Woolsey
Mrs. Grant Heil
2.
OPERATION TELEPHONE ACTION MEMO (Cont.)
3. The Telephoners will be given the names and phone
numbers of the Republicans and friendly Democrats
and DS voters by the poll checkers. They should
keep calling until they reach them- even until a
few minutes before the polls close.
4. The telephoner should tell the person she calls
that when the polls were checked, the poll checker
found that the person being called had not voted yet.
She should ask if there is anything Nixon for Governor
Headquarters can do to help him/her get to the polls
to vote for Nixon. If there is, your Headquarters
should be prepared to follow-up.
As Dick Nixon says, "There's victory in the air." Let's
put it in the ballot box with OPERATION TELEPHONE and Election
Day GET-OUT-THE-VOTE 'phoning!
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
"ACTION PACKAGE" Southern California
3950 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, California
DU 5-9161
OPERATION TELEPHONE ACTION MEMO
CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Valley Knudsen
VICE CHAIRMAN
TO: All County, Division and Community Operation Telephone
Mrs. Henriette Cowgill
Chairmen and Community Headquarters Managers.
OPERATION TELEPHONE
Mrs. Tony Whan
COFFEE HOURS
FROM: Mrs. Tony Whan, Southern California Chairman, Opera-
Mrs. Lawrence Frankley
tion Telephone.
NIXONETTES
Mrs. Frederic Sturdy
NIXONETTE ACCESSORIES
NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD TELEPHONERS:
Mrs. Peter 1. Felker
JEWELRY
Mrs. Edward Mills
Under separate cover we are sending to your community
VOLUNTEERS
headquarters:
Mrs. Harry F. Haldeman
COUNTY WOMEN'S VICE CHAIR
1. Instruction sheets for your Operation Telephone
IMPERIAL COUNTY
Blitz Volunteers.
Mrs. Paul Trapnell
KERN COUNTY
Mrs. Margaret Goode
2. Sign-up sheets for the volunteer telephoners to sign
Los ANGELES COUNTY
their names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Mrs. Henry Duque
ORANGE COUNTY
Mrs. L.J. Tucker
3. Nixon for Governor Telephone Dialers.
Mrs. Robert F. Beaver
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Mrs. Raymond Dell
Please make sure that your telephoners study carefully the
Mrs. Theodore Orciere
instructions for 'phoning.
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
Mrs. Ada C. Stockwell
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
We urge that you plan now to have your volunteers serve
Mrs. Jack L. Oatman
Mrs. Dugald L. Quiner
as Election Day telephoners on November 6. They will have
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
called all Republicansand friendly Democrats and Decline to
Mrs. Marion Sinsheimer
State voters during the four-day Operation Telephone Blitz.
Mrs. Rosemary Maino
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
Mrs. Edwin A. Fargo, Jr.
On Election Day there is only one way to insure that
VENTURA COUNTY
Mrs. William G. LeFeure
every single one of those votes gets in the ballot box for
Nixon.
Here's how!
1. Recruit telephoners who will agree to 'phone all
those Republicans and friendly Democrats and DS
voters who have not voted by the time the polls
are checked in mid-afternoon. (They should plan to
begin phoning by 4:00)
2. The volunteer Election Day Telephoners will be women
primarily. Assure them that they will not have to
do the poll checking. It will be done by men and,
in some cases, young women.
OPERATION TELEPHONE "BLITZ"
1962
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOLUNTEER TELEPHONERS
PLEASE STUDY CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU START YOUR TELEPHONING
1. BE SURE TO SIGN YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, AND PHONE NUMBER ON
THE SIGN-UP SHEET PROVIDED. (PLEASE PRINT, USING YOUR
FORMAL NAME. IT MAKES RECORD KEEPING AND THANKING YOU so
MUCH EASIER.)
2. THE SUPERVISOR WILL ASSIGN YOU A TELEPHONE AND WILL KEEP
YOU SUPPLIED WITH PRECINCT SHEETS ON WHICH HAVE BEEN
ENTERED THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS
AND VOTERS WHO "DECLINE TO STATE" THEIR PARTY AFFILIATION.
YOU WILL DO YOUR TELEPHONING FROM THESE PRECINCT SHEETS.
3. THE SUPERVISOR WILL TELL YOU WHAT PROCEDURE HAS BEEN
FOLLOWED IN MARKING THOSE DEMOCRATS AND DS VOTERS WHO TOLD
US DURING THE DEMOCRAT AND DS POLL THAT THEY WERE DEFINITE-
LY FOR NIXON OR HAD NOT MADE UP THEIR MINDS. THESE VOTERS
MAY BE MARKED ON THE PRECINCT SHEETS OR THEY MAY HAVE CARDS
MADE OUT ON THEM BY THE VOLUNTEER TELEPHONERS WHO TOOK THE
POLL. AFTER LEARNING WHETHER THESE VOTERS ARE MARKED ON
THE PRECINCT LIST OR ARE ON CARDS, BE SURE TO CALL ONLY
THOSE DEMOCRATS AND DS's WHO ARE: (1) DEFINITELY FOR NIXON
OR, (2) HAVEN'T MADE UP THEIR MINDS (UNDECIDEDS).
4. FROM YOUR FIRST CALL TO YOUR LAST REMEMBER:
A. PUT A SMILE IN YOUR VOICE
B. DELIVER THE MESSAGE AS IT IS WRITTEN AND HANG UP
C. DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BECOME INVOLVED IN DISCUSSIONS
OR ARGUMENTS.
D. WHEN YOU HAVE DELIVERED THE MESSAGE (COMPLETED THE CALL),
PLACE A CHECK MARK OR ANY AGREED UPON MARKING IN THE
LEFT-HAND MARGIN OPPOSITE THE NAME OF THE VOTER YOU HAVE
REACHED. WHEN MORE THAN ONE VOTER IS REGISTERED AT THE
SAME ADDRESS, THESE NAMES SHOULD HAVE BEEN ALREADY MARK-
ED WITH A BRACKET IN THE LEFT-HAND MARGIN AND YOU SHOULD
PLACE YOUR MARK SHOWING THE CALL IS COMPLETED BESIDE THE
BRACKET.
E. AFTER YOU HAVE DIALED A VOTER'S NUMBER, LET THE PHONE
RING FOUR TIMES. IF THERE IS NO ANSWER AFTER FOUR RINGS,
HANG UP AND GO ON TO THE NEXT NUMBER LISTED. MAKE NO
MARK IN THE MARGIN. THE NEXT GROUP OF TELEPHONERS WILL
TRY THAT NUMBER AGAIN.
F. WE DO NOT MAKE POLITICAL CALLS TO THE PUBLIC ON SUNDAY
IMPORTANT:
EACH TELEPHONE IS CAPABLE OF HANDLING 1,600 CALLS IN FOUR
12-hour DAYS IF THE FOLLOWING "TIME-SAVERS" ARE REMEMBERED:
LOCATE LEFT-HANDED TELEPHONERS AT THE ENDS OF A TABLE IF
TABLES ARE USED
INSTEAD OF REPLACING THE RECEIVER AT THE COMPLETION OF A
CALL, SIMPLY DEPRESS THE BUTTON ON THE PHONE'S CRADLE, THEN
RELEASE IT AND DIAL YOUR NEXT CALL.
DO NOT TELEPHONE MORE THAN THREE HOURS AT ANY ONE TIME. IT
IS IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP YOUR VOICE "FRESH" LONGER THAN THAT.
THE MESSAGE
HELLO, MRS./MR.
I'M CALLING
YOU FROM NIXON FOR GOVERNOR HEADQUARTERS TO REMIND
YOU THAT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, IS ELECTION DAY. (ON
MONDAY USE "TOMORROW"). WE URGE YOU TO VOTE FOR
NIXON WHEN YOU GO TO THE POLLS ON TUESDAY AND HELP
US ELECT NIXON GOVERNOR. THANK YOU.
REMEMBER!
YOU ARE VITAL TO THE NIXON FOR GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN.
YOU WILL HELP US ACHIEVE THE GOAL OF "OPERATION
TELEPHONE --- TO REACH EVERY REGISTERED REPUBLICAN,
FRIENDLY DEMOCRAT AND DECLINE TO STATE VOTER IN EVERY
PRECINCT WITH THE MESSAGE GIVEN YOU ABOVE.
TO YOU, FOR YOUR DEDICATED WORK ON DICK'S BEHALF,
WE SAY, "THANK YOU. YOU'RE A REAL CAMPAIGN HERO."
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