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Re: the campaign's contact division from Robert H. Steele, Chairman - Contact Division. 8 pages. [Memo], n.d.
Card from Andrew Downey Orrick to "Co-Worker" regarding the campaign and "formula for victory". 1 page, 2 copies. [Memo], n.d.
To "Friends" from John Martin Hoffman re: religious freedom. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 11/1/1962
To "Fellow Officer" from J.G. Lewis, Chairman of Retired Naval Officers for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/8/1962
To "Fellow Physician" from Henry Gibbons, M.D. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/25/1962
To "Fellow Californian" from William N.L. Hutchinson, Jr., Chairman of the Securities Industry for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], n.d.
To Members of the Securities Industry for Nixon Committee from W.N.L. Hutchinson, Jr., Chairman of the Securities Industry for Nixon Committee. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], n.d.
To "Fellow Employment Agency Owner and Staff" from Richard Brazzeal, Chairman of Employment Agencies for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], n.d.
To "Voter" from the Northern California Ethnic Groups Advisory Committee for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/31/1962
To "Fellow Republicans" from "Women for Nixon". 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 9/1/1962
To "Sir" from the "Nixon for Governor Committee" of the Northern California Paint Industry. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/26/1962
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This file contains:
Re: the campaign's contact division from Robert H. Steele, Chairman - Contact Division. 8 pages. [Memo], n.d.
Card from Andrew Downey Orrick to "Co-Worker" regarding the campaign and "formula for victory". 1 page, 2 copies. [Memo], n.d.
To "Friends" from John Martin Hoffman re: religious freedom. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 11/1/1962
To "Fellow Officer" from J.G. Lewis, Chairman of Retired Naval Officers for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/8/1962
To "Fellow Physician" from Henry Gibbons, M.D. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/25/1962
To "Fellow Californian" from William N.L. Hutchinson, Jr., Chairman of the Securities Industry for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], n.d.
To Members of the Securities Industry for Nixon Committee from W.N.L. Hutchinson, Jr., Chairman of the Securities Industry for Nixon Committee. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], n.d.
To "Fellow Employment Agency Owner and Staff" from Richard Brazzeal, Chairman of Employment Agencies for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], n.d.
To "Voter" from the Northern California Ethnic Groups Advisory Committee for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/31/1962
To "Fellow Republicans" from "Women for Nixon". 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 9/1/1962
To "Sir" from the "Nixon for Governor Committee" of the Northern California Paint Industry. 1 page, 2 copies. [Letter], 10/26/1962
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
Folder List
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type
Document Description
60
2
n.d.
Memo
Re: the campaign's contact division from
Robert H. Steele, Chairman - Contact
Division. 8 pages.
60
2
n.d.
Memo
Card from Andrew Downey Orrick to "Co-
Worker" regarding the campaign and
"formula for victory". 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
11/01/1962
Letter
To "Friends" from John Martin Hoffman re:
religious freedom. 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
10/08/1962
Letter
To "Fellow Officer" from J.G. Lewis,
Chairman of Retired Naval Officers for
Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
10/25/1962
Letter
To "Fellow Physician" from Henry Gibbons,
M.D. 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
n.d.
Letter
To "Fellow Californian" from William N.L.
Hutchinson, Jr., Chairman of the Securities
Industry for Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
60
2
n.d.
Letter
To Members of the Securities Industry for
Nixon Committee from W.N.L. Hutchinson,
Jr., Chairman of the Securities Industry for
Nixon Committee. 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
n.d.
Letter
To "Fellow Employment Agency Owner and
Staff" from Richard Brazzeal, Chairman of
Employment Agencies for Nixon. 1 page, 2
copies.
60
2
10/31/1962
Letter
To "Voter" from the Northern California
Ethnic Groups Advisory Committee for
Nixon. 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
09/01/1962
Letter
To "Fellow Republicans" from "Women for
Nixon". 1 page, 2 copies.
60
2
10/26/1962
Letter
To "Sir" from the "Nixon for Governor
Committee" of the Northern California Paint
Industry. 1 page, 2 copies.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Page 2 of 2
CONTACT DIVISION
MISSION:
To organize, through the Nixon County Chairmen, all campaign effort and
contacts other than that normally done in the past by the Precinct Organization,
Telephone Committee, Publicity and Advertising men.
To assist the Nixon County Chairmen in every way to implement such programs.
IMPLEMEUTATION
1) The organization will be established immediately and appointments made
through the Nixon County Chairmen for each county as rapidly as possible.
2) Because of the WIN Program's organization through occupational groups,
we will initially stress organization in the large urban areas.
(See attached population sheet).
3) To assist Nixon County Chairmen in locating good leadership personnel
through a Personnel Committee.
4) To see that all activities are informed and coordinated and that
necessary manuals and training schools are supplied along with any other
needed help to make this an effective and winning operation.
NIXON CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION CHART - CONTACT DIVISION
CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN
POLICY
NORTHERN
COMMITTEE
CALIFORNIA
COORDINATING
COMMITTEE :
STEERING
COMMITTEE
PERSONNEL
CONTACT
LABOR
CAMPAIGN
DIVISION
DIVISION
SPECIAL
CONTACTS
MINORITIES
ENDORSEMENTS
WIN
OF PROGRAM
FROGRAM
NEWSPAPER
ORGANIZATIONS
SPEAKERS
INDUSTRIAL
COMMERCIAL
COMMITTEE
PROFESSIONAL
COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE
:
SERVICE
GROUP
GROUP
GROUP
GROUP
1. A WIN Chairman and an Endorsement Chairman will be designated directly under each
Nixon County Chairman.
2. Depending on the problem and the personnel available, certain parts of Northern California
may be grouped into areas under an Area Director.
CONTACT DIVISION
STAFF FUNCTIONS
PERSONNEL COMMITTE :
MIS: JON:
After consultation with Nixon County Chairmen, to assist them to
recruit, train and evaluate the efforts of the personnel who run the WIN and
Endorsement Committees in each county.
Recruitment aid will be through San Francisco contacts in the various
Northern California urban areas.
Evaluation of personnel recruited will be through their performance
and some field trips.
Preparation of appropriate training material and organization of
training sessions will be done in cooperation with KIN and Endorsement Chairmen.
SPACIAL C HTACTS:
This will include important people with special abilities and
contacts. This is a unique type of contribution that can be made by these people
in their own way. This group will be added to as the campaign progresses.
CONTACT DIVISION
LINE FUNCTIONS
ENDORSEMENT PROGRAM:
MISSION:
Responsible for securing the endorsement of all endorsing agencies
in Northern California. This will include all newspapers, and all endorsing
organizations and people.
Definite goals and objectives are to be given to workers in this
committee, which should result in more enthusiasm and greater attainment over
the course of the campaign. In striking for definite goals of endorsement from
every conceivable agency more endorsements will be obtained and greater by-
products of campaign-impact on the non-endorsers obtained.
(a) NEV SPAPER COMMITTEE
This committee will be manned by experienced people who know
campaigning and the Press, and who have solicited endorsements
from the Press in the past.
They will list all newspapers published in the county,
including papers that may never have endorsed before.
A campaign of solicitation will then be laid out and cleared
with the Northern California Endorsements Chairmen, who, in turn,
will clear with Mr. Haldeman.
The strategy of solicitation is of top importance. Mr. Nixon's
personal efforts will be required in many instances, This should
be supplemented by other known effective men in the community on
a carefully planned and cleared program.
This committee is responsible not only for planning but for
all follow through. In its planning, it is responsible for
recommending the placement of advertising in the local press
in possible furtherance of its responsibilities.
(b) ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEE
This committee also requires people with political experience as
candidates or Campaign managers.
It will compile a list of all organizations in the county.
This list will include:
1. Nationalities Groups and Organizatinss
2. Republican Organizations
3. Civic and Trade Organizations
4. Service Clubs and Fraternal organizations
5. Any other possible endorsing clubs or groups
6. A list of important citizens or celebrities whose
personal endorsement has news and other values.
A11 organizations and people on this list that normally
endorse, or have done so in the past, will be set forth as
immediate targets.
A11 others will be screened with the view of determining
if a favorable endorsement of Nixon for Governor might be
obtained for the first time. Cautious approaches can be made
to strong Nixon members to sound out these borderline groups.
The usual endorsing groups and people blus the "possibles"
will make up the target for this committee.
A second duty of this committee is to work closely with the
County WIN Committee, and, as they organize Professional and Occupa-
tionil Groups, to form them into Endorsing Committees and see
that suitable releases are obtained in the local press.
In addition, a third duty is to organize Special Interest
Groups (and celebrities), which the WIN Committee is not con-
cerned with, into Endorsing Committees. These would generally
be as follows:
1. Veterans for Nixon
2. Democrats for Nixon
3. Labor for Nixon
4. Individual Celebrities, or Committees, endorsing Nixon.
a. Political
b. Sports
C. Movie
etc
5. Various other groups for Nixon
It must be strongly emphasized that the procedure of soliciting
the endorsement of clubs and associations requires a knowledge of
their procedures and members, and will necessitate intensive
work on many key members far ahead of the actual endorsement meeting.
WIN PROGRAM
MISSION:
To organize a direct, personal contact political organization among
occupational groups. Every industry, business and occupational group must
have a Nixon Chairman and Committee. These, in turn, must establish Nixon
Chairmen and Committees down to each individual shop unit.
This, in effect, is a "grass roots" organization established on an
occupational basis. The community of interest among fellow workers is often
stronger than among neighbors, particularly in cities with their transient
populations. Therefore providing more effective political contact. The WIN
Program, in conjunction with a Precinct Organization, should give the Nixon
Campaign a "one-two punch" of direct personal contact with the voter, at work
and at home, that no other campaign can begin to match.
(a) ORGANIZATION
Organization for this Program starts with a County WIN Chairman
under the County Nixon Campaign Chairman. Under him, Chairmen
will be recruited for the major basic occupational breakdowns,
i.e. Industrial, Professional, Commercial, Services, etc. Further
breakdowns will be made as appropriate, for example, the Chairman
for banks recruiting a chairman in each bank to form a group
in his particular bank, etc.
A Manual is now in preparation describing the organization
and operation, listing all occupational groups. Also, WIN
Chairmen will have a special training meeting in the near future
to aggressively kick off the program.
This is a new weapon which should be more effective with many
voters than the Precinct Organization, as it reaches them directly
through their co-workers. We must drive hard to establish this
program now, as it will easily double our campaign effectiveness
this Fall.
(b) OPERATION
WIN workers in units at every level of each occupational group
will regularly contact co-workers to "sell" Nixon and his
philosophy; recruit volunteers for the Nixon campaign, and
gather information on reaction to issues and progress of Nixon
campaign.
(c) SPEAKERS COMMITTEE
A major tool in the solicitation of endorsements from groups, in-
dividuals and the community is an able and well-informed Speakers
Committee.
Trained speakers must speak on all occasions to all groups
through every possible medium. However, their main goal will be
the ultimate endorsement of Nixon by every organization, agency
and person within the sound of their voice. The principal
call upon the efforts of this committee will be by endorsing or
possibly endorsing groups, therefore they are basically part
of the Endorsement Program.
A Northern California Speakers Chairman will assist each
County Speakers Chairman by providing a Speakers Manual and
assisting in training speakers. He will also coordinate and
help provide speakers for Northern California.
INTRODUCTION:
Attached is a new approach to political campaign organization. It has
been carefully thought out to deliver the maximum punch directly at vote getting
for Nixon for Governor.
The attached organization represents our best thinking at this time. It
will probably be slightly modified from time to time due to the talents of
personnel recruited, changing conditions and results of experience. It must be
slightly modified for each county because of particular circumstances in each
county and the abilities of personnel assigned to this Division,
However modified, the basic philosophy of this organization will remain.
It is a dual attack as follows:
(1) WIN COMMITTEE
This committee will organize a "Precinct" committee on an Occupational
Basis rather than a Geographical Basis. It will influence voters
through a "pocketbook" community of interest as workers subject to
the same occupational interests, rather than "neighborhood" community
of interests of people living in the same area.
(2) ENDORSEMENT COMMITTEE.
This committee will seek out, in an organized manner, and win the
maximum number of possible endorsements for Nixon for Governor. In
close cooperation with the WIN Committee it will organize all en-
dorsing groups and work with the publicist to see that maximum
publicity is gained for its efforts.
A full time field man is necessary for both the WIN and Endorsement Programs,
It is also assumed an adequate budget will be allocated this operation.
Robert H. Steele, Chairman
Contact Division
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Dear Co-Worker
Your work and dedicated devotion throughout this campaign is producing a surge of strength among all of us
Victory is in the air!
We have but a brief time remaining until all of California will join with us in saluting our new Governor,
Richard M. Nixon.
In these closing days, we must all concentrate and redouble our efforts on the following formula for victory:
a) Selective literature distribution and placing of bumper strips on all possible cars.
b) Recruitment of new workers for Operation Telephone and the Victory Squad election day activities.
These all important programs will not only make our victory an impressive one, but they will also provide
the continued enthusiasm and spirit which has grown increasingly strong each day of the campaign.
Keep up your fine work and best wishes.
Win With Nixon
andrew Downey Quick
Andrew Downey Orrick
Chairman, Northern California
Nixon for Governor Campaign
from the desk of
JEAN M. DEWEY
November 3, 1962
BOB HALDEMAN:
Per your request
JMD
JOHN MARTIN HOFFMANN
17752 MEEKLAND AVENUE
HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA
November 1, 1962
Dear Friends:
During eleven sessions of the legislature (regular, budget and
special sessions) I represented the cause of religious freedom at the
State Capital. My efforts included the handling of over three thousand
bills introduced in the legislature with a loss of only one bill. This
bill was a direct attack upon those who presume to think and act for them-
selves in the practice of their well-recognized religion.
After the bill was enacted, representations were made to the
incumbent Governor showing the true nature of the bill -- that it had
been enacted by the legislature as a result of political pressure and a
fear complex for which there was no basis in fact. The Governor was re-
quested to veto the bill. This he did not do.
Subsequent to the bill becoming a law, and in fact during the
present campaign, the Governor has been requested to issue a statement
indicating his support of the right to religious freedom, and this he
promised to do. I have personally talked with the Governor and his
secretaries and other officials high in the councils of the Governor and
his staff. On each occasion I have been assured that this statement would
be forthcoming immediately.
The time for thinkers has come, and I feel it is your duty as a
thinker to carefully examine this action on the part of the Governor and
the powerful group surrounding him in Sacramento and to definitely make a
decision as to whether or not you care to support a regime exercising such
unconscionable and irresponsible actions. Wisdom in human affairs means
doing that which is most nearly right under all the circumstances.
Sincerely yours,
John marlm Haffmann
J. G. LEWIS
CAPTAIN, USN (RETIRED)
Chairman
F.N. KIVETTE
VICE ADMIRAL, USN (RETIRED)
T.J. HAMILTON
REAR ADMIRAL, USN (RETIRED)
G. M. RICHARDSON
REAR ADMIRAL, USN (RETIRED)
C. B. BEASLEY
REAR ADMIRAL, USN (RETIRED)
G. L. PURMONT
CAPTAIN, USN (RETIRED)
E. F. STEFFANIDES
CAPTAIN, USN (RETIRED)
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICERS FOR NIXON
525 Market Street, San Francisco 5 - DO 2-5576
October 8, 1962
Dear Fellow Officer:
We retired Naval Officers in the 12th Naval District are forming
a Committee to support Dick Nixon in his race for Governor in
November and we invite you to join. In Dick Nixon, we know
that California's 17 million people have a dynamic leader who
understands the state's problems arising from great growth and
change, and will initiate sound solutions to reduce our ever
increasing tax burden.
We feel that Dick Nixon will discontinue the present policy of
looking to the Federal Government for solutions for California's
problems and will bring about a new administration that will
assume fiscal responsibility in the interest of public welfare:
Whether you are a Republican, Democrat or Independent, we
ask you to join us and make your opinion heard and your influence
felt by pledging yourself now to support Dick Nixon for Governor
and to urge your friends and neighbors to do the same on
November 6th. We can do our part to return sound government
to Sacramento.
Please complete the enclosed envelope today and return it to
Nixon Headquarters as an indication of your interest.
WIN WITH NIXON
Jg Senis
J. G. Lewis, Chairman
Retired Naval Officers for NIXON
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS FOR NIXON
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR COMMITTEE
525 Market Street, Room 619
San Francisco 5, California
HENRY GIBBONS, M.D., Chairman
GRANT BARE, M.D.
WILLIAM T. BENDER, M.D.
October 25, 1962
WALTER BIRNBAUM, M.D.
WARREN BOSTICK, M.D.
DONALD M. CAMPBELL, M.D.
Dear Fellow Physician:
JOHN W. CLINE, M.D.
MYRON B. CLOSE, M.D.
FRED DAVIS, JR., M.D.
The time is now, the issue is at hand
TOM ELMENDORFF, M.D.
AUGUST F. GIBERSON, M.D.
Dick Nixon is fighting a battle to advance the cause of
RODNEY HARTMAN, M.D.
liberty. In contrast, Democratic office seekers are attacking
GEORGE K. HERZOG, JR., M.D.
ALLEN T. HINMAN, M.D.
these things:
MATTHEW N. HOSMER, M.D.
CHARLES W. LEACH, M.D.
---
Our freedom as independent doctors
EDWARD LISTON, M.D.
HARRY R. LUSIGNAN, M.D.
---
The rights of businessmen to operate free of
CAROL McKENNEY, M.D.
HERBERT C. MOFFITT, JR., M.D.
governmental restriction
DWIGHT H. MURRAY, M.D.
NORMAN PANTING, M.D.
--- The opportunity of self-government in the
DOHRMANN K. PISCHEL, M.D.
communities in which we live.
OSCAR C. RAILSBACK, M.D.
HARTZELL RAY, M.D.
NORMAN E. RINGER, M.D.
This is the question - are we as citizens going to be
EMMET L. RIXFORD, M.D.
allowed to solve our own problems, or will we be faced by more
KARL L. SCHAUPP, JR., M.D.
and more governmental interference?
RALPH C. TEALL, M.D.
MAX A. WATERS, M.D.
Last May we wrote to urge you to join the Northern
California Physicians for Nixon Committee, and to contribute to
the Primary campaign. The response was magnificent. Now we
write to ask this of you:
1.
VOTE FOR NIXON on November 6th.
2.
Volunteer with your local Nixon Head-
quarters to work at the polls on election
afternoon.
3.
If you have to be away on November 6th,
apply for an absentee ballot.
4.
Insure that all of your staff, associates
and family vote for Dick Nixon.
5.
Help pay for the final big push that will
bring victory at the polls.
Please return the enclosed envelope today.
Keep Campaigning
Henry Gibbons, m.
Henry Gibbons, M.D., Chairman
SECURITIES INDUSTRY FOR NIXON
525 Market Street
San Francisco 5, California
WILLIAM N.L. HUTCHINSON, JR.
Chairman
PETER D. COSTIGAN
Vice Chairman
JAMES B. BLACK, JR.
Dear Fellow Californian:
SPENCER BRUSH
GEORGE W. DAVIS
DEAN DILLMAN
As part of the investment community, the members of this
MARK C. ELWORTHY
CHARLES W. FAY
Committee are particularly concerned about the lack of
MARCO F. HELLMAN
leadership in evidence in Sacramento. We feel that the
ARTHUR R. MEJIA
development of California business is being clearly
JAMES L. MURPHY
GEORGE J. OTTO
stifled by high taxes, by indecision in high places and
KENNETH R. REARWIN
by administrative incompetence.
ALBERT E. SCHWABACHER, JR.
J. ROBERT SHUMAN
ROY L. SHURTLEFF
That is why we have formed a Committee to assist in the
N. CONNOR TEMPLETON
election of Dick Nixon as California's next Governor.
DEAN WITTER
Mr. Nixon is a man of intelligence, character, and ability
who has eminently demonstrated his qualifications for this
office through a sixteen year career of public service.
Whether you are a Republican, a Democrat, or an Independent,
we ask that you join the campaign to elect Dick Nixon. In
particular we urge you to do the following:
1. Sign your name on the enclosed envelope,
so that we can count you as a member of this
Committee.
2.
If you have not yet donated to the campaign
through the regular United Republican Fund appeal,
please enclose your contribution for better State
government.
May we hear from you this week or next.
Sincerely,
172
SECURITIES INDUSTRY FOR NIXON COMMITTEE
To Members of the Securities Industry for Nixon Committee:
Your response to our appeal to you to join this Committee, and
your contribution of funds to the Nixon campaign, is greatly appreciated.
The replies which we, as well as other Nixon's committees have
received in response to mailings, have numbered in the thousands.
This factor, combined with the tremendous crowds the candidate is
drawing, the favorable press and the success of the Democrats for Nixon
organization have all created an air of great optimism.
We are confident that we are on our way to victory.
Again, thank you for your contribution.
Sincerely
W.N.L. Hutchinson, Jr.
Chairman
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES FOR NIXON
525 Market Street
San Francisco 5, California
Organizing Committee
GILBERT J. AMMON
ANTONIA ANDERSON
ROY S. BADOUIN
Dear Fellow Employment Agency Owner and Staff:
ALICE BARTLETT
BETTE BAYS
I am sure that you are interested in good government at
PHYLIS BRADLEY
RICHARD BRAZZEAL
all levels, particularly in Sacramento.
LAURA J. CAREY
ANN M. COBB
A group of us engaged in the employment agency business
CELIA DE VINE
are forming an Employment Agencies For Nixon Committee,
MARION DIMOND
and we invite you to join. In Dick Nixon we know that
JOHN T. DILLON
California's 17 million people have a dynamic leader who
BEATRICE R. DUNLAP
will understand the state's critical business problems
MAY GREENE
NEIL HINCKLEY
and who will initiate sound solutions to expand our pro-
GEORGE IVES
gress and prosperity.
DOROTHY JAMES
THERESE JORDAN
If we are to provide jobs for a population which increases
CARRIE MARKS
by 1,600 each day, we must have a new administration in
BURTON MARTEL
MYRA MC DOWELL
Sacramento that will encourage free enterprise, keep costs
ROBERT E. MOREHOUSE
of government down and avoid new taxes, thus attracting
H. RICHARD NOONAN
new industry and employers to California.
MICHAEL PAIGE
ROBERT P. SPEITH
The present practice of Bureaucratic harassment and exces-
FLORA E. TALMADGE
sive taxation of business must be stopped, or we cannot
DAVID E. TEMPLE
expect maximum prosperity for ourselves or expect new
CHARLES B. VON STORCH
WALLACE WILLARD
industry to invest in California. This year a number of
well known major manufacturing firms have announced they
are leaving the state or expanding elsewhere.
Can there be any question in your mind as to which candidate
is your best friend? Join with us in helping to restore the
best possible business climate to California. Do your part
in stopping the ever increasing socialistic trend in our state
government. Vote for Dick Nixon on November 6, and re-
quest your friends and associates to do likewise.
Please complete the enclosed card and return to Nixon Head-
quarters today. Your financial contribution will help pay for
this and other campaign efforts on behalf of Dick Nixon.
Paila WIN WITH NIXON
Richard Brazzeal, Chairman
172
NIXON FOR GOVERNOR
Northern California Office
ANDREW DOWNEY ORRICK
Suite 619-620, 525 Market St., San Francisco 5; DO 2-5576
Northern California Chairman
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ETHNIC
GROUPS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
October 31, 1962
Chairman
NICHOLAS A. LOUMOS
Vice Chairman
CARLOS BEA
Dear Voter:
Advisory Members:
JOHN ABRAHAM
The Cuban situation justified the stand taken
GREGORY K. BOLOGOFF
by Richard Nixon in his recent campaign in which he
ULPIANO BORJA
warned the people of the Communist menace. When
GEORGE P. CHERAKIS
CHARLES T. CHESTERMAN
President Kennedy issued his ultimatum to Castro,
MRS. ARIADNA DELIANICH
Nixon unequivocally approved the President's action,
MISS ROSE M. FANUCCHI
stating that the situation transcended party debate
THEODORE FISCHER
thereby demonstrating that he possesses statesmanship
MRS. MARY HATZIS
qualities.
TEOFIL KOT
JAN W. LEDNICKI
MIGUEL LEITE
As Vice President, Nixon was delegated by
MILTON K. LEPETICH
former President Eisenhower to visit many of the free
JAMES H. LOO
countries of the world and spread the gospel of
ALFREDO MALVINO
Democracy, which he did very effectively. He has been
CIPRIANO MASICLAT
in constant touch with the international situation
CAMELLO D. MELLO
and he knows how the Communists operate.
JOHN NADY
ALEJO PADUA
JUAQUIM GIL PERREIRA
We believe Richard Nixon with his background
MRS. WANDA pomykalski
and his all around administrative ability, as indica-
ELIJA RADOJEVICH
ted by his fifteen point program, will best serve our
HENRY M. SANTE
State as its Governor.
HAIG SHERJIAN
MRS. ANTOLOLE SKRIPKIN
DR. NICHOLAS TESAURO
We urge you to vote for Richard Nixon for
P. D. URREA
Governor.
MRS. DOROTHY VUKSICH
DR. THOMAS WU
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ETHNIC GROUPS
ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR NIXON
Honorary Chairman
MRS. WILLIAM McPHUN
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WOMEN FOR NIXON
525 MARKET STREET, Room 619, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Chairman, Northern California
MRS. FREDERICK J. HELLMAN
Executive Committee:
MRS. JOSEPH R. KNOWLAND
Alameda County
MRS. MERRITT K. RUDDOCK
Marin County
MRS. LLOYD E. EISENHOWER
San Francisco County
KATHLEEN NORRIS
September 1, 1962
Santa Clara County
MRS. HENRY BOSTWICK, JR.
San Mateo County
Dear Fellow Republican:
Join WOMEN FOR NIXON!
WOMEN FOR NIXON is a new organization designed to mobilize
energies and dollars of all women in Northern California who are
concerned about the future of their State.
The growth of California, its prosperity and work opportuni-
ties, will be determined by the election this November. Rarely
before have we been offered such a clear choice - a choice between
a man of proven ability and leadership or continued incompetent
administration and costly indecision.
As a member of WOMEN FOR NIXON, your contribution, whether
large or small, will be used primarily in your own county to help
buy bumper strips, posters and other campaign essentials so vital
to a successful election.
California, as the largest State in the Union, must have the
best qualified Governor available. We, the WOMEN FOR NIXON, intend
to insure efficient government in Sacramento by electing Dick Nixon.
THE IMPORTANT THING IS TO ENLIST TODAY!
Sincerely yours,
NIXON
FOR
GOVERNOR
COMMITTEE
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PAINT INDUSTRY
525 MARKET STREET, ROOM 619
WESLEY ADAMS
SAN FRANCISCO 5, CALIFORNIA
A C. ANDERSON
E.W. BACIGALUPI
BARRY BELLPORT
October 26, 1962
W R BOWMAN
Dear Sir:
WALTER N. BOYSEN
A H BRAWNER
Cuba
Berlin
W P.F BRAWNER
Oxford, Mississippi
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California. World, national, and local problems - all are
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your problems. What can you do about them?
FRED DANNENFELSER
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The first step each of us can take is to elect
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candidates for State offices who are best equipped to deal
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with the complex problems facing California today. Study
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the record of each candidate with care. Reject those who
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lack the qualifications we need in our leaders now more than
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ever before: courage, decisiveness, dedication, experience,
endurance, administrative ability.
GIL a HOHMANN
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Many of us are registered Democrats. Many
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more of us voted for Pat Brown in 1958 believing he would
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be a good Governor. We were dead wrong. None of us are
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voting for him in 1962. We are fed up with burgeoning
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bureaucracy, indecision, and doubletalk with committees to
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study committees and government by hindsight.
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We believe Dick Nixon is far better qualified
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to guide the destiny of our great State during the next four
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years. He has the guts, brains, and no-nonsense know-how
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we need. He has a positive program to create the business
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opportunities and jobs essential to the future welfare of
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the people of California.
DEXTER TIGHT
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We urge you to compare the candidates. Ask
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yourself the question: "Which man would I hire to work for
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me?" Then select that man to work for you as Governor by
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casting your vote for Dick Nixon on November 6. Urge your
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friends and associates to do likewise. He needs our help -
and we need his.
Sincerely,
P.S. Your contribution, no matter how small, will be
appreciated to help cover the cost of this mailing.