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61
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09/30/1962
Memo
Personal schedule for Richard Nixon from
Sunday September 30 to Monday October 1.
5 pgs.
61
3
09/30/1962
Memo
Nixon staff room assignments for St Francis
Hotel in San Francisco. 1 pg. Attached to
previous.
61
3
10/03/1962
Memo
Personal schedule for Richard Nixon on
Wednesday, October 3. 8 pgs.
61
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10/02/1962
Memo
Personal schedule for Richard Nixon on
Tuesday, October 2.4 pgs.
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Page 1 of 1
LOANNE ROLLINS
CONFIDENTIAL
THIRD CAMPAIGN WEEK
9/26/62
DETERMINED TO BE AN
2:00 p.m.
ADMINISTRATIVE MARKING
E.O. By RJP 12356, Section NARS, Date 1.1 4/10/87
RICHARD NIXON
PERSONAL SCHEDULE
September 24 through 30, 1962
Sunday. September 30
STAFF WORK - St. Francis Hotel, San
AM: Bill Madden
Francisco
RON, San Francisco
END OF SEPTEMBER
FOURTH CAMPAIGN WEEK
Monday, October 1
Morning
STAFF WORK - St. Francis Hotel
1:35 p.m. Depart St. Francis Hotel for Gold Room,
Fairmont Hotel, for UPI Editors'
AM: Bill Madden
Conference
# Make-up done at St. Francis
1:50 p.m. Arrive Fairmont
# Met by Jim Anderson, UPI, Sacramento
and/or
* John Madigan, UPI, San Francisco
at main entrance to Fairmont
2:00 p.m. Arrive Gold Room for Editors' Conference
* Gold Room of the Fairmont is on the
main floor, left from the lobby
* Press Room is directly across the hall
from the Gold Room
# Jim Anderson and Dr. O. Preston Robinson,
the moderator, will each escort one candi-
date into Gold Room
# Dr. Robinson is editor and general manager
of The Deseret News and Telegram, Salt Lake
City, a good speaker, should be a fine modera-
tor. Knows both RN and FN, has met them
before.
# The four of them (RN, Brown, Anderson and
Robinson) will enter together, mount the stage,
and be ready to start promptly at 2:00 p.m.
Page 2
Monday. October 1 (continued)
2:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
# No formal introduction except that Dr. Robinson
will make an opening statement describing format
to be used and will introduce each candidate.
Brown has the first opening.
# Each will have a lectern which will cover the
bottom 2/3 of each. As agreed upon in the nego-
tiations, each will have a timer on the lectern
which will flash 30 seconds before the time is up
on any given thing.
# It was requested and agreed to in the negotiations
by both candidates that they would stay at their
places.
* At the conclusion of the program at 3:00 p.m., the
two candidates will remain at their rostrums on the
stage for 5 minutes to permit the still photographers
to shoot.
3:00 p.m.
During the period immediately afterwards (an additional
three minutes) Jim Anderson will present each of them
with a scroll of appreciation from UPI for their part
in this function.
3:10 p.m.
RN depart Gold Room
# Jim Anderson and Dr. Robinson will escort both candi-
dates from the hall and out to the main entrance
3:15 p.m.
Depart Fairmont for St. Francis Hotel
3:25 p.m. Arrive St. Francis for appointments
RON, St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco
Monday, October 1
Morning
STAFF WORK - St. Francis Hotel
1:35 p.m.
Depart St. Francis for Gold Room, Fairmont
Hotel, for UPI Editors Conference
AM: Bill Madden
*
Make-up done at St. Francis
1:50 p.m.
Arrive Fairmont
*
Met by Jim Anderson, UPI, Sacramento, and/
or John Madigan, UPI, San Francisco at main
entrance to Fairmont
Wills take RN into the waiting room this
still hold when make-up is appl ied at SFH?
insert
2:00 p.m.
Arrive Gold Room for Editors Conference
* Jim Anderson and Dr. 0. Preston Robinson, the
moderator, will each escort one candidate
into Gold Room.
* Dr. Robinson is editor of and general manager
of The. Deseret News and Telegram, Salt lake
City, a good speaker - should be a fine moderator.
Knows both RN and PN, has met them before.
* foUr of them (RN, Brown, Anderson, and Robinson)
will enter together, mount the stage and be ready
to start promptly at 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
* No introduction except that Dr. Robinson and will
make an opening statement describing format to be
used and will introduce each candidate. Brown has
the first opening.
* Each will have a lectern which will cover the bottom
2/3 of each. As agreed upon in the negotiations, each
will have a timer an the lectern which will flash 30 sec.
before the time is up on any given thing.
* It was requested and agreed to in the negotiations by
both candidates that they would stay at their places.
* At the conclusion of the program at 3:00 p.m., the two
candidates will remain at their rostrums on the stage
vef for 5 minutes to permit the still photographers
to shoot.
3:00 p.m.
* The period immediately afterwards (an additional 3
minutes) Jim Anderson will present each of them with
a scroll of appreciation from UPI for their part in
this function.
3:10 p.m.
RN depart Gold Room
* Jim Andersxn and Dr. Robinson will escort both candidates
from the hall and out to the main entrance.
F
SF
3:15
m **** Anderson suggested Bill Madden and one other staff
member be in the lobby as they come out as mob is
expected and Andersons "fears" some type of protection
will be needed.
INSERT
Gold Room of the Fairmont is on the main floor, left from the lobby.
Press Room is directly across the hall from the Gold Room.
CONFIDENTIAL
THIRD CAMPAIGN WEEK
9/25/62
Sunday, September 30
STAFF WORK - St. Francis Hotel,
Advance Man: Bill Madden
San Francisco
RON - San Francisco
END OF SEPTEMBER
FOURTH CAMPAIGN WEEK
9/25/62
Monday, October 1
Morning
STAFF WORK - Stp Francis Hotel
1:30
1:45,p.m. Depart St. Francisco for Fairmont Hotel,
UPI Editors Conference
Advance Man: Bill Mariden
1:45
2:00 p.m.
Arrive
Room, Fairmont,
for IPP UPI Lune Editors Conference
****
Depart Fairmont Hotel for St. Francis
Hotel, and appointment with California
Editors
3:25
es SF
SFN RON
NIXON STAFF ROOM ASSIGNMENTS
Hotel:
St. Francis - (EX 77000)
City:
San Francisco
Date:
Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1, 2 (early afternoon)
Room Number
Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
933, 934, 935
VIP: McCarthy, Sen. Jack
920, 921
Agnello, Joe
966
Davies, John
937
Hamilton, Bob
936
Hess, Steve
929
Klein, Herb
932
Woods/Acker
930, 931
Advance Man (Bill Madden)
938
Press Room
210 (Davenport Room)
Nidecker
1062
FOURTH CAMPAIGN WEEK
9/28/62
1:30 p.m.
RICHARD NIXON
PERSONAL SCHEDULE
October 1 through 7, 1962
Wednesday. October 3
10:15 a.m. Depart Bakersfield Inn for Bakersfield Airport
10:40 a.m. Arrive Bakersfield Airport
10:55 a.m. Take off for Van Nuys Airport
11:30 a.m. Arrive Van Nuvs Airport
11:40 a.m. Depart Van Nuys Airport for Knollwood Country Club,
Granada Hills
12:05 p.m. Arrive Knollwood Country Club for joint service club
luncheon sponsored by San Fernando Valley Klwanis Clubs
# Met by Bernard D. Richter, Chairman, Public and
Business Affairs Committee, Reseda Kiwanis Club
# Kiwanis Clubs participating: Northridge, Tarzana,
Woodland Hills, Canoga Park, Chatsworth, Encino,
Granada Hills, Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys, Panorama City,
Sepulveda, Reseda
12:50 p.m. RN speaks
# Introduced by Bernard Richter
1:30 p.m. Luncheon over
1:45 p.m. Depart Knollwood Country Club for World Series opening game,
Chavez Ravine
# Driver: Brack Hale
2:30 p.m. Arrive Chavez Ravine, Dodger Stadium
# Met by Cedric Tallis, Business Manager,
Los Angeles Angels
# 1525 North Western Avenue, L.A. 27
# HOllywood 2-7141
* He will escort RN and Bob Hamilton to
their seats
*****
Depart Chavez Ravine for Huntington-Sheraton Hotel,
Pasadena
AM: Dick Ports
# 1401 South Oak Knoll
* Phone: SY. 2-0266
8.9 miles
Page 2
Wednesday. October 3 (continued)
****
Staff Work at Huntington-Sheraton
8:15 p.m. Depart Huntington for Nixon-for-Governor Rally at
Pasadena Civic Auditorium sponsored by Pasadena
Nixon-for-Governor Committee and Pasadena Repub-
lican Club (RN and PN)
2.8 miles
Population: Pasadena 119,306
Congress: Republican H. Allen Smith (20th C.D.) is
Incumbent; Republican Glen Lipscomb (24th C.D.)
Assemblyman: Republican Frank Lanterman (48th A.D.,
which becomes 47th A.D. under reapportionment
Assemblyman: Bruce Reagan (47th A.D.) who is running
for State Controller
8:25 p.m.
Arrive Pasadena Civic Auditorium
# 300 East Green Street
# Phone: SY 2-9473
# Auditorium has 2,962 seats
# 28,000 invitations to rally sent out
# Rally Chairman: Bradford Mishler (Pasadena Repub-
lican Club
# Rally Co-Chairman: Ralph Helphringer (Pasadena Nixon
Committee "Action Package" Chairman)
Program will have started at 8:00 p.m.
# MC is John Payne
# Invocation; Pledge of Allegiance (led by Barbara
Beardsley, Area Chairman, College Youth for Nixon)
# On platform: Paul Winter, President, Pasadena
Republican Club; Mayor Lewis Edwards, Pasadena;
John Busterud; Frank Lanterman; Thomas Coakley;
Frank Jordan; TV personality Poncie Ponce
RN enters from Auditorium rear, walks down right aisle
to front, then across to door leading to stage
John Payne introduces Mrs. Nixon
8:30 p.m. RN speaks
9:00 p.m. RN speech concludes and rally concludes
9:30 p.m. Depart Pasadena Civic Auditorium for 410 Martin Lane
10:10 p.m. Arrive 410 Martin Lane
Wednesday, October 3
Depart Bakersfield In n for Bakersfield Airport
Arrive Bakersfield Airport
Depart Bakersfield Airport for Van Nuys Airport
Arrive VN Airport
Depart Van Nuys Mirport for Grand Knollwood Country
Club,
, Granada Hills
main en trance
12:05 p.m. Arrive Knollwood Country, Granada Hills, for joint service
club luncheon, San Fernando Valley Kiwanis Clubs
* Met by Bernard D. Richter, Chairman, Public and
Business Affairs Committee of Reseda Kiwanis Club
* Kiwanis Clubs participating from SFV: Northridge, Tarzana,
Woodland Hills, Canoga Park, Chatsworth, Encino, Granada
Hills, Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys, Panorama City, Sepulveda,
Reseda
Type of Meeting
Mage
12:50
RN speaks
* Introduced by Benie D. Richter (Denocrat active
only
X
Goo. Brain 2.0 but declined x 3
non. partion type Ex E
1:30 p.m. Luncheon over
1:45 p.m. Depart Knollwood Country Club for Chaves Ravine
world Series openes.
Brach Hale
First Rpugh
RN Schedule
OCTOBER 3, 1962
3:30 p.m.
World Series Game ends, Chavez Ravine
4:00
Depart from Dodger Stadium
4:30
Arrive Huntington Sheraton, Pasadena
8.9 miles
1401 S Oak Knoll Sy. 20266
o 3 hours 45 minutes staff time
o Huntington Sheraton Hotel
o Room Assignments: RN/PN
---
Woods ---
Hess ---
Davies
Press ---
8:15
Depart Huntington for Pasadena Rally
Population: 119,306
Advance Man: Dick Ports
U.S. Senator: Thomas H. Kuchel
U.S. Representative: H. Allen Smith (R), Inc.; Glen Lipscomb (R)
Senate Candidate (State): Pat McGee
Assemblyman: Frank Lanterman (R) Inc.
Chairman: Bradford Mishler (Pasadena Republican Club)
Co-Chairman: Ralph Helpbringer (Nixon for Governor Committee
Event Sponsor: The Nixon for Governor Committee and the
Pasadena Republican Club
Location: Pasadena Civic Auditorium
2.8 miles
o 2,962 seats
O 28,000 invitations sent
8:25
Arrive Pasadena Civic Auditorium
2.8 miles
300 E. Green
Sy 29473
o Met by:
RN Sked Pasadena 1st Rough--2
o Doors Open 7:30
o Program Starts: 8 p.m.:
John Payne, Master of Ceremonies
Invocation:
Pledge of Allegiance: Miss Barbard Beardsley
Area Ch., College Youth for Nixon (Pas. C.C.)
Introduction of Paul Winter, Pres. Pas Rep. Club
o Intro of Area Central Committee
o Intro of Mayor of Pasadena, Lewis Edwards
o Intro of Other guests: John Busterud, Frank
Lanterman, Thomas Coakley, and Frank Jordan.
Payne introduces Poncie Ponce, TV personality
Payne introduces Nixonettes with Pinky Tomlin for
feature number
Band number while collection is taken
Fill till RN arrival
o RN enters from auditorium rear and walks down right
aisle to front, then across to door leading to stage
o RN reaches stage
o Program resumes with Payne introducing Mrs. Nixon.
Flowers presented to PN by
o Payne introduces Joe Shell (H. Allen Smith) who
introduces RN
If Smith comes, Shell introduces Smith or speaks
earlier. Plan now set for Smith absence.
8:30 p.m.
RN Speech
9 p.m.
Speech concludes
Rally concludes
9:30
RN departs Pasadena Civic Auditorium
10:10
RN arrives 410 Martin Lane
First Rpugh
RN Schedule
OCTOBER 3, 1962
3:30 p.m.
World Series Game ends, Chavez Ravine
4:00
Depart from Dodger Stadium
4:30
Arrive Huntington Sheraton, Pasadena
8.9 miles
o 3 hours 45 minutes staff time
o Huntington Sheraton Hotel
o Room Assignments: RN/PN ---
Woods ...
lless ...
Davies--
Press ---
8:15
Depart Huntington for Pasadena Rally
Population: 119,306
Advance Man: Dick Ports
U.S. Senator: Thomas H. Kuchel
U.S. Representative: H. Allen Smith (R), Inc.; Glen Lipscomb (R)
Senate Candidate (State): Pat McGee
Assemblyman: Frank Lanterman (R) Inc.
Chairman: Bradford Mishler (Pasadena Republican Club)
Co-Chairmant Ralph Helpbringer (Nixon for Governor Committee
Event Sponsor: The Nixon for Governor Committee and the
Pasadena Republican Club
Location: Pasadena Civic Auditorium
2.8 miles
o 2,962 seats
o 28,000 invitations sent
8:25
Arrive Pasadena Civic Auditorium
2.8 miles
o Met by:
RN Sked--Pasadena 1st Rough==2
o Doors Open 7:30
o Program Starts: 8 Pelle:
John Payne, Master of Ceremonies
Invocation:
Pledge of Allegiance: Miss Barbard Beardsley
Area Che, College Youth for Mxon (Pas. C.C.)
Introduction of Paul Winter, Pres. Pas Rep. Club
o Intro of Area Central Committee
o Intro of Mayor of Pasadena, Levis Edwards
o Intro of Other guests: John Busterud, Frank
Lanterman, Thomas Coakley, and Frank Jordan.
Payne introduces Poncie Ponce, TV personality
Payne Introduces Nixonettes with Pinky Tomlin for
feature number
Band number while collection is taken
Fill till RN arrival
o RN enters from auditorium rear and walks down right
aisle to front, then across to door leading to stage
o RN reaches stage
o Program resumes with Payne introducing Mrs. Nixon.
Flowers presented to PN by
o Payne introduces Joe Shell (H. Allen Smith) who
Introduces RN
If Smith comes, Shell introduces Smith or speaks
earlier. Plan now set for Smith absence.
8:30 Pame
RN Speech
9 Pame
Speech concludes.
Rally concludes
9:30
RN departs Pasadena Civic Auditorium
10:10
RN arrives 410 Martin Lane
Wednesday, October 3
10:15 a.m.
Depart Bakersfield Inn for Bakersfield Airport
10:40 a.m.
Arrive Bakersfield irport
Conva ir????
10:55 a.m.
Take off for Van Nuys Airport
11:30 a.m.
Arrive Van Nuys Airport
11:40 a.m.
Degart Van Nuys Airport for Knollwood Country Club
Granada Hills
12:05 p.m.
Arrive Knollwood Country Club for joint service club luncheon
sponsored by San Fernando Valley Kiwanis Clubs
. Met by Bernard D. Richter, Chairman, Public and
Business Affairs Committee of Reseda Kiwanis Club
*
Kiwanis Clubs participating: Northridge, Tarzana,
Woodland Hills, Canoga Park, Chatsworth, Encino, Granada
Hills, Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys, Panorama City, Sepulveda,
Reseda
12:50 p.m.
RN speaks
* Introduced by Bernard Richter
1:30 p.m.
Luncheon over
1:45 p.m.
Depart Knollwood Country Club for World Series opening game,
Chavez Ravine
* Driver: Brack Hale
2:30 p.m.
Arrive Chavez Ravine
* Met by Cedric Tallis, Business Manager, Los Angeles Angeles
(1525 North Western Avenue, L.A. 27 - HOllywood 2-7141)
who will escort RN and Bob Hamilton to their seats.
*****
Depart Chavez Ravine for Huntington-Sheraton Hotel, Pasadena
* 1401 Seak So. Oak Knoll,
AM: Dick Ports
* Phone: SY. 2-0266
8.9 miles
Staff Work at Huntington-Sheraton
8:15 p.m.
Depart Huntington for Nixon-for-Governor Rally at Pasadena Civic
Auditorium sponsored by Pasadena Nixon-for-Governor Committee
and Pasadena Republican Club (RN and PN)
top
2.8 miles
* Population: Pasadena 119,306
Congress: Republican H. Allen Smith (20th C.D.) and Republican
Glen Lipscomb (24th C.D.)
Assemblyman: Republican Frank Lanterman (48th and running
for reeelection which becomes 47th A.D. under reapportionment
Assemblyman Bruce Reagan (47th A.D.) who is running for State
Controller
Page 2
8:25 p.m.
Arrive Pasadena Civic Auditorium
* 300 East Green Street
2.8 miles
* Phone: SY 2-9473
* Auditorium has 2,962 seats
*
28,000 invitations for rally sent
* Rally Chairman: Bradford Mishler (Fasadena
Republican Club)
*
Rally Co-Chairman: Ralph Helpbringer- Helphringer
(Pasadena Nixon Committee Action
Package Chairman)
Program will have started at 8:00 p.m.
& M.C. is John Payne
* Invocation; Pledge of Allegiance (led by Barbara
Beardsley, Area Chairman, College Youth for Nixon)
*
On platform: Paul Winter, President of Pasadena Republican
Club; Pasadena Mayor Lewis Edwards; Johnn Busterud;
Frank Lanterman; Thomas Coakley; Frank Jordan; Poncie
Ponce, TV personality;
RN enters from auditorium rear, walks down right aisle to
front, then across to door leading to stage
John Payne introduces Mrs. Nixon
8:30 p.m.
RN speaks
9:00 p.m.
RN speech concludes and rally concludes
9:30 p.m.
Depart Pasadema Civic Auditorium for 410 Martin Lane
10:10 p.m.
Arrive 410 Martin Lane
CONFIDENTIAL
FOURTH CAMPAIGN WEEK
10/1/62
7:20 p.m.
RICHARD NIXON
PERSONAL SCHEDULE
October 1 through 7, 1962
ADDENDUM TO
Wednesdav. October 3
1:45 p.m.
Depart Knollwood Country Club for law office
2:45 p.m.
Arrive law office for appointments
*****
If time permits, downtown walkathon
5:15 p.m.
Depart downtown for Pasadena
6:15 p.m.
Arrive Huntington-Sheraton Hotel, Pasadena,
for staff work
*****
ORIGINAL SCHEDULE APPLIES FROM THIS POINT.
FOURTH CAMPAIGN WEEK
9/26/62
3:15 p.m.
RICHARD NIXON
PERSONAL SCHEDULE
October 1 through 7, 1962
Tuesday, October 2
STAFF WORK, St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco
4:00 p.m. Depart St. Francis for SFO International (Butler Aviation)
5:00 p.m.
Depart SFO for Bakersfield
Convair
6:15 p.m.
Arrive Bakersfield Airport
AM: Boyd Gibbons
6:25 p.m.
Dep t Bakersfield Airport for Bakersfield
Inn
* Route: Exit airport to irport Drive;
turn right on Airport Drive to Highway
99; turn left on Highway 99 into
Bakersfield
6:50 p.m.
Arrive Bakersfield Inn (RN and staff)
# 1101 South Union (Highway 99)
# Phone: FA 3-7691
# Manager: Paul Montgomery
# Assistant Manager: George Cunin
* RN and PN: suite 253,254,255
Bob Hamilton
252
Rose Woods and
Marge cker
258
Bob Haldeman
256
Steve Hess
251
Dave Hunter
250
Herb Klein
257
Rose Wood office 259
* Steak house closes at midnight; coffee shop closes
at 10:30 p.m.
* S. B. "Barney" Gill, Kern County Nixon-for-
Governor Co-Chairman will arrange for food
to be brought in at 1:30 a.m.
* His office number: FA 7-2571
res.
"
FA 4-5243
Page 2
Tuesday. October 2 (continued)
Press and telethon people will be at Hacienda
Motel, which is 1-1/2 miles south of Bakers-
field Inn, on Highway 99
# 251 South Union
AM: Boyd Gibbons
# Phone: FA 7-3333
* Manager: Miss Melba Moore
# Reservations: Dee Dundas
* Catering: Wally Pitchford
* Press Room is Pinto Room
Barney Gill will arrange transportation from
airport (3 cars for RN and staff plus bus and
baggage van)
8:15 p.m.
Depart Bakersfield Inn for TV Station KERO,
Channel 10, NBC affiliate
* 321 21st Street
* Phone: FA 7-1441
* Route: Get on Highway 99; head back toward
airport and turn left onto 21st Street;
TV studlo is left on 21st Street, about one
block
8:30 p.m.
Arrive KERO for lighting check and make-up
9:30 p.m.
BAKERSFIELD TELETHON
to
12:30 p.m.
*****
Depart KERO for Bakersfield Inn
*****
Arrive Bakersfield Inn, RON
Tuesday, October 2
4:30 pm 28
5:00 Depart SFO for Bakersfield
Convair
6:15
Arrive Bakersfield Airport
AM: Boyd Bibbons
6:25 Depart Bakersfield Airport for
Bakersfield Inn
* Route: Exit airport to Airport
Drive; turn right on Airport
Drive to Highway 99; turn left
on Highway 99 into Bakersfield
driving time: 25 min.
z
6:50
Arrive Bakersfield Inn (RN and staff)
*
1101 South Union (Highway 99)
* Phone: FA 3-7691
*
Manager: Paul Montgomery
*
Asst. Manager: George Cunin
* RN and staff should come in rear en-
trance of Bakersfield Inn, which
is intersection of 10th street and
Pershing (Pershing Street parallels
Highway 99)
*
RN
+PN
Rooms 255 suite 253-254,255
Hamilton 252
RMW/Acker 258
HRHn
256
Hess
251
Hunter
250
Klein
257
*
EMW's office 259
Steak house closes at midnight
Coffee eles shop closes at 10:30 p.m.
*
S. B. Gill (Barney) Kern County Nixon-for-
Governor Ko-Chairman will arrange for food
to be brought in at 1:30 a.m.
*
Office number: FA 7251 72571
Res
If
FA 45243
Press and telethone people will be at Hacienma
Motel, which is approximately 1-1/2 miles south
driving time:
of Bakersfield Inn
30 minuter
* 251 South Union
*
Phone: FA 73333
from dirput
*
Mgr: Miss Melba Moore
* Reservations: Dee Dundas
* Catering: Wally Pitchford
X 38 pre roms reserved
Press Room is Pinto Rom.
-2-
8'15'
Barney Gill will arrange transportation from airport
(3 staff cars plus bus and baggage van
8:20
Depart Bakersfield Inn for TV Station KERO, Channel 10,
NBC
* 321 21st Street
*nPhone: FA 7-1441
* Route: Get on Highway 99; head back toward airport
and turn left on to 21st Street; TV studio is left
on 21st Street, about 1 block.
8:30 p.m.
Arrive KERO for lighting check and make-up.
9:30 p.m.
BAKERSFIELD TELETHON
to
12:30 p.m.
*****
Depart KERO for Bakersfield Inn
*****
Arrive Bakersfield Inn, RON