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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 62 8 06/22/1962 Memo Memo from Charlile Farrington to Rose Mary Woods about Herbert Wright. 1 pg. 62 8 06/22/1962 Letter Letter from Charles Farrington Jr. to Herbert Wright. 1 pg. Attached to previous. 62 8 06/20/1962 Memo Memo from Charlie Farrington to Dorothy Wright about Herbert Wright. 1 pg. 62 8 06/14/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Melville Willson. 1 pg. 62 8 06/05/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Bernard Weinberg. 1 pg. 62 8 05/30/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Edwin Weegar. 1 pg. Monday, August 27, 2007 Page 1 of 4 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 62 8 n.d. Letter Letter from Mrs. Edwin Weegar to Haldeman. 2 pgs. Newspaper cllipping and envelope not scanned. Attached to previous. 62 8 05/30/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Edgar Wright. 1 pg. 62 8 05/30/1962 Memo Memo to Herb Kalmbach from Bob Haldeman about Offer. 1 pg. 62 8 05/28/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Doug Wheeler. 1 pg. 62 8 05/25/1962 Letter Letter from William Westlake to H.R. Haldeman. 2 pgs including attachment. 62 8 05/25/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to George Whelpley. 1 pg. 62 8 05/10/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Weiner. 1 pg. Monday, August 27, 2007 Page 2 of 4 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 62 8 05/07/1962 Memo Memo from Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman about attached letter from Vic Lasky. 1 pg. 62 8 04/30/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to J.E. Walz. 2 pgs. 62 8 04/30/1962 Memo Memo from Bob Haldeman to the Research Department. 1 pg. 62 8 04/27/1962 Memo Memo from Bob Haldeman to the Research Department. 1 pg. 62 8 05/04/1962 Memo Memo to Rose Mary Woods from Bob Haldeman about the autographed copy of book for Cloud Wampler. 1 pg. 62 8 03/19/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Weiner. 1 pg. 62 8 n.d. Memo Handwritten note. 1 pg. Monday, August 27, 2007 Page 3 of 4 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 62 8 03/29/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Melville Willson. 1 pg. Attached to previous. 62 8 03/22/1962 Letter Letter from Melville Willson to Bob Haldeman. 1pg. Attached to previous. 62 8 03/21/1962 Letter Letter from L.H. Wilson to Melville Willson. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. 62 8 04/23/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Ross Wurm. 2 pgs including attachment. 62 8 03/29/1962 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Bernard Weinberg. 1 pg. Monday, August 27, 2007 Page 4 of 4 INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM Nixon for Governor To: ROSE MARY WOODS Date: June 22, 1962 From: CHARLIE FARRINGTON Subject: HERBERT L. WRIGHT Distribution: Dorothy Wright The attached correspondence concerning a proposed television musical spectacular provides background information for the request of subject individual that Mr. Nixon assist him in the arrangements for an appointment with Charles Percy, Chairman of the Board of Bell & Howell, relative to the sponsorship of this program. While this request has no direct bearing on the present campaign, and I have not quite figured out how I got in the middle of it and became, in effect, the "liaison" between Mr. Wright and the campaign -- I assume you can provide the proper handling for this matter. June 22, 1962 Ms. Herbert L. Wright Progressive Talent, Inc. 200 West 57 Street New York 19, New York Dear Mr. Wright: Your letter of June 20, and the information con- cerning the proposed television musical spectacular has just reached my desk, and I will keep you ad- vised of our progress with respect to a contact with Mr. Charles Percy. Sincerely, Charles Farrington, Jr. INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM Nixon for Governor To: Dorothy Wright Date: June 20, 1962 From: Charlie Farrington Subject: Herbert Wright Distribution: File For your information, I finally talked with subject individual in New York and there is no problem with him at this point. His project, as you know, is an "interracial" television special featuring such worthies as Marilyn Monroe, Bob Hope, Sammy Davis, Jr., etc. He has the thing pretty well set, including network co-operation, but is eager for a Bell & Howell type sponsor. Basically, what he wants RN to do is to arrange a meeting for him with Chuck Percy in Chicago to try to negotiate this. Wright is sending me a complete written rundown on the show, and at that time we can determine how the request is to be handled -- if at all. C June 14, 1962 Dear Mel: Sorry to miss your call the other day. I understand your question on the joint headquarters was answered. At this time, the policy is the same as during the primary, so there could be no doubling up. If there is any change in this, we'll let you know, but for the time being, the Nixon Headquarters should stand alone. date X I've been trying to find a few minutes to give you a call about Russ Giffen. I'd like to review this situation with you, and will File: W (Willson) be phoning you in a few days. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Melville E. Willson 1805 No. Lafayette Fresno 15, California June 5, 1962 Dear Bernie: The first piece of mail opened this morning was your note with an ** important piece of paper enclosed. This is the harbinger of more good news coming a little later in the day. date Seriously, Bernie, your thoughtful and generous note and check are appreciated W (Weinberg) more than I can say. If it's all the same to you, we'll consider this the first contribution received toward the final campaign, rather than the last of the primary. File: Finances - Contrib. Acks. My thanks, and best wishes. I'll be talking with you soon. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Bernard Weinberg 6523 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles 48, California May 30, 1962 Dear Mrs. Weegar: Thank you for taking the time to write me, and for your always loyal support and help. As I am sure you know, Dick Nixon has not endorsed, nor will he X X endorse any primary candidate. He has I I stated his position frequently and firmly in this connection. It is unfortunate when such endorsement is implied by certain strategy employed by a candidate, but I date can assure you, there has been no endorsement of Mr. Noonan or any other Republican candidate, We do appreciate your writing us. Dist. - 25th Congressional File: W (Weegar) With kind personal regards. WIN WITH NIXON! H. R. Haldeman Mrs. Edwin Weegar 125 East Puente Street Covina, California MRS. EDWIN WEEGAR 125 EAST PUENTE STREET COVINA, CALIFORNIA my dear Mw Haldeman I am so inceused at this Mr noonau- He is an avade Demo crat- Norking hand and glove with sheer candidates and triing to split the tepublicans - This is the second one of his sheets that I have seed. to want you to see what is going on - He has put the names of sponsers on his list with out asking them if would do it- Beverly Peterson told me to write you- I can't see Dick backing him- Thank you- Haunah weegan May 30, 1962 Dear Mr. Wright: Mr. Mixon appreciated C very much your letter of May 25th. x x He was very interested in your report and commented on the excellent thoughts File: you had expressed. Your explanation of his position on the issue involved was all it should be. For the fine manner in date which you handled this situation, and for your loyal support and help, we are W (Wright) all exceedingly grateful. Kindest regards. WIN WITH MIXON: Campaign Corres. - Misc. H. R. Haldeman Mr. Edgar F. Wright 123 North Glenroy Avenue Los Angeles 49, California Herb Kalmbach 5-30-62 Bob Haldeman Offer Herb - ** x In a letter to RN, Congressman Bob Wilson ... File: mentions Rachel Wyllie's son and recommends he be contacted, if he is not already active in the campaign. To my knowledge, he has not been contacted. Will you follow through on this and make sure someone date calls him in connection with the general campaign period? I don't know whether he is interested in a paid is something that should be done. H. Kalmbach memo file W (Wyllie) Offers position - or what, but if you can find out the story and at least cover us on getting in touch with him, this May 28, 1962 Dear Doug: I am sorry to be so long in replying to your letter of May 7th which wound its way from Riverside out to Santa Monica, and which I certainly was delighted to receive. X X # 1 Unfortunately we are not going to have anything available in the way of a paid position with the Nixon organization this summer, and I am sure you did not have in mind coming out on a 100% volunteer basis, which is about the only way we could handle it. date I know you could be of tremendous help to us and that you could learn plenty about politics, if you W(Wheeler) should decide you do want to make the trip on your own. If this is the case, we would be delighted to have you and to put you to work productively from the moment of your arrival. File: Personnel - Out-of-State TD's Please give my very best to your Dad. Sincerely, H. R. Maldeman Mr. Douglas P. Wheeler Box 1389, Hamilton College Clinton, New York CARRIER CORPORATION SYRACUSE, NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD May 25th 19 62 Mr. H. R. Haldeman 3908 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, California Dear Bob: The copy of "Six Crises" inscribed by Mr. Nixon has arrived. I am sure Mr. Wampler will be delighted. Once again, please know that I appreciate very much your taking care of this matter for us, particularly in view of the rough schedule you must be following these days. With kindest regards. Sincerely yours, Bill Wweath Executive Assistant William L. Westlake /pc P.S.: Attached is a copy of a note I have written Mr. Nixon. W.L.W. Carrier COPY CARRIER PARKWAY, SYRACUSE 1, NEW YORK May 25th 19 62 The Honorable Richard M. Nixon P. 0. Box 6539 Los Angeles 55, California My dear Mr. Nixon: Thanks very much for taking the time from your busy schedule to inscribe a copy of "Six Crises" for my boss, Cloud Wampler. He will appreciate it greatly. You will be interested to know that your book has evoked much interest and favorable comment among your friends in Syracuse and Onondaga County. We will be rooting for you during your campaign and wishing you the best in the upcoming election for Governor. Once again, my thanks. Sincerely 10HO yours Executive Assistant William L. Westlake /pc cc: Mr. H. R. Haldeman FORM G-6 May 25, 1962 Dear Mr. Whelpley: Thank you very much for your letter and resume. File: We certainly appreciate your desire to help in the Nixon-for-Governor campaign. I would suggest you get in touch with us upon your arrival in California. Since you only plan to be here for the month of August, it would be difficult for an assignment X X to be made, as such, but I can assure you we would be most grateful to know you were available. W Your comments on our candidate and date your interest and support are deeply appreciated. Kindest regards. WIN WITH NIXON! Personnel - Out-of-State TD's H. R. Haldeman Mr. George Whelpley 2807 N. George Mason Drive Arlington, Virginia May 10, 1962 Dear Sandy: It has been suggested to us that the Kennedy Administration is becoming increasingly vulnerable vis-a-vis the UN Resolu- xx X tion on Israel-Syria. Apparently Ben Gurion raised hell with Stevenson the other day and the New York Israeli partisans are hopping mad at Kennedy, recalling his grandiose speeches during the campaign on how he would handle the date Middle East. We also understand the Israeli business is hurting Kennedy among the rich Democratic contributors, since the promoters of the Birthday Party at Madison Square Garden are having trouble getting rid of the high priced tickets. L (Victor Lasky) W (Sandy Weiner) File: Minor. & Natl. It has been further suggested that we try to put Governor Brown on the spot on this issue by having someone high in the Jewish community address a question to Brown on how he stands on the Kennedy policy towards Israel-Syria. Whatever he says, he will be on the spot. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions on this? Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. S. L. Weiner 9879 Santa Monica Boulevard Beverly Hills, California INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM Nixon for Governor To: Bob Haldeman Date: May 7, 1962 From: Rose Mary Woods Subject: Attached letter from Vic Lasky Distribution: RN's comments on this letter speak for themselves. As you can see, he thinks Vic has a good idea and suggeste that we have one of our Jewish groups follow up on this. Attachment April 30, 1962 Dear Mr. Walz: ** # I Mr. Nixon has asked that I answer File: your very thoughtful letter of April 24th regarding your views on the campaign. First, let me tell you how much date Mr. Nixon appreciated your interest and he is certainly hopeful that you will be able to work with (=T=M) M the many important people you contact during your travels throughout the state. As to the specific comments you make: 1) It is not Mr. Nixon's intention to waste time shooting at President Kennedy and the national administration. We all recognize that this does not accomplish our goal, and I can assure you Mr. Nixon is very much aware of this. On the Campaign Corres. - Comments etc. other hand, there are times when he has to answer specific questions which are raised in press conferences and other meetings, and unfortunately these answers seem to get more publicity than his many statements on state issues which are made every day. 2) He is concentrating his entire effort on issues that pertain to the State of California, and recognizes the importance of doing so. 3) We agree with your recommended approach to the labor vote. Mr. Walz 2 April 30, 1962 4) Mr. Nixon has, even in this early stage of the campaign, enunciated a number of points in his overall program designed to accomplish pre- cisely the objectives which you list. I think you might find the attached material interesting covering just three of the seventeen speeches he made this last week. Keep up the good work, and let us know if we can be of any further assistance. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. J. E. Wals 975 Baileyana Road Hillsborough, California Research Department 4-30-62 Bob Haldeman The attached from McKee Fisk of Fresno State College was transmitted via Mel Willson and appears to provide some interesting material. Research Department 4-27-62 Bob Haldeman William D. Weidlein, Vista, California cc: Hugh Flournoy Attached is copy of a memo received from Marje Acker reporting on Mr. Weidlein's visit to RN's office last week. Also attached is the biographical sketch, and the Report of Subcommittee on School District Tax and Bonded X X 1 1 Indebtedness which he left with her. Someone should contact Mr. Weidlein and look date at the material indicated. May I please have a follow-up report after the W (Weidlein) contact is made? File: Research - Staff Memos not passe passed @ Backer Rose Mary Woods 5-4-62 Bob Haldeman Autographed copy of book for Cloud Wampler Bill Westlake just called me and asked if we could get an autographed copy of "Six Crises" to Cloud Wampler before June 7th - which is Wampler's birthday. The book should be sent to Bill, however . address below: William L. Westlake Carrier Corporation Carrier Parkway Syracuse 1, New York March 19, 1962 Dear Sandy: Is this something that would be valuable for us to reproduce and distribute in quantity? Will appreciate having your comments. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. S. L. Weiner 9879 Santa Monica Boulevard Beverly Hills, California California Jewish Press 3/9 issue "Jewish Leaders Support Nixon in Race for State Governor" File: M&N - VET Goodly. Rx: Vandertip Cally Stile eye) Jinues Mussale (Call State (+C) referred by - The Willson NKN ref. b Barber - see Risearch- Staff Themos ( Barber) March 29, 1962 Dear Mel: Thanks very much for your letter of March 22nd. chron. H # be able to get some good material from him. We X - Research Staff Memos Willson X 0 Dick had mentioned your suggestion re- garding Mr. James Mussatti and the fact we might File: - to Research certainly want to do so and will fellow through. We will also plan to contact Mr. Loren Vanderlip. The letter you enclosed regarding some of the problems in Sacramento is very helpful, and backs up some other information we have along this same line. We plan to use it at the appropriate time. Many thanks for your fine help. Mel, and best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Melville E. Willson 1805 North Lafayette Freeno 15, California MEWCO MELVILLE E. WILLSON COMPANY Phone AD 3=3177 1805 North Lafayette P.O. Box 1168 Fresno 15, California FERTILIZERS SEEDS INSECTICIDES SULPHUR March 22, 1962 Mr. Bob Haldeman 1035 Pacific Mutual Building 523 West 6th Street Los Angeles 14, California Dear Bob: Enclosed find a letter that I received today from a good friend of mine and a strong Nixon supporter who, in his own right, is known as one of the most reliable real estate men in this area. He was so upset with what he knew about what was taking place in Sacramento that he later forwarded this letter to me. I pass it on to you for what it is worth. During our trip from Burbank to Coalinga, and return, I suggested to Dick that a little time spent with Mr. James Mussatti of San Francisco, who is past manager of the California State Chamber of Commerce, might bring to light a lot of good campaign material pertaining to the goings' on all over the State by the Brown ad- ministration. While on a visit to Fresno, Mr. Mussatti talked to me and said that he had written to Dick offering his help in the event he could be of assistance. Mr. Loren Vanderlip who is the California State Chamber of Commerce, Sacramento, lobbyist, also volunteered to help on any information from that source that Dick might think would be useful during the campaign. These are excellent sources of factual information. In my opinion, we should take advantage of their willingness to help. Mr. Mussatti is still serving the State Chamber as assistant to the President and both he and Mr. Vanderlip work out of the San Francisco office. Mel. MEW:1 MELVILLE E. WILLSON enc. 1 Since 1912 REAL ESTATE - LOANS - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LEASES N. B. SWETT 2348 VENTURA AT N P. Q. BOX 7152 L. H. WILSON FRESNO, CALIFORNIA AM 8-7011 March 21, 1962 Mr. Melville Willson P. O. Box 1168 Fresno, California Dear Mel: The other day I talked with a number of key people who are close to the State Government in Sacramento. I mentioned to you that I had received an impression that there is a lot of "dirty politics" going on up there. Among the points made were some of the following. The governor is appointing people to key positions without regard to ability but rather with regard to what possible influence they might have over votes. The Director of Finance for our $2,000,000,000 State Budget, Mr. Champion, is a newspaper reporter and not a financial man. His assistant, Mr. Fowler, is a man whose ability is less than should be desired. He is a man who has attained his position through flattery, favors, and catering to special interests. Negros and Chinese have been appointed to sensitive spots in the government with big salaries because of their possible influence on votes. It is common knowledge that payments to beneficiaries of certain welfare-type programs controlled by the state are being made at the insistence of some of these people contrary to the normal rules governing such payments. The attitude expressed has been "they need it, so let's pay it" rather than examining the question of their right to the money. I might point out that there has been considerable criticism of the appointment to the Advisory Commission which functions to set policy for the State Real Estate Commission. Appointments have been made without consultation of the industry and, in some cases, the appointees past records do not stand up well under close investigation. Melville Willson 2 March 21, 1962 I realize that this information is such that it would need something more specific to be of real use to Mr. Nixon. I am confident that a discussion of these questions with some of the people closer to the picture may give you the ammunition you need. Very truly yours, HUGHSON & SWETT L. M. Wilson LHW/1s Bob I mentioned to Dick that foren landerlip- who is with the State Ca C. would be a good man & get fastual information from Mel April 23, 1962 Dear Rose: Thanks for sending the Bierly letter. I think at this point it would be X date I X W better for you to answer it, and that we should hold off a follow-up from the eandidate until we can be a little more positive along the lines he wants. I do feel, however, you should get an answer off to him right away. We will try to set up the meeting with the Southern California Dairymen. I agree this would be a worthwhile contact. File: F & C "Farmers for Nixon" Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Ross Wurm Farmers for Nixon P.O. Box 3186 Modesto, California CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA FEREIDER ASSOCIATION ROOM 214 BUILDING Yes STREET SACRAMENTO ALIFORNIA TELEPHONE HI KORY 4 7625 April 13, 1962 OFFICERS Mr. Ross Wurm President tens V.W CLIAMS Ross Wurn and Associates General P. O. Box 630 & supply Co Chala Vis.u, Call Modesto, California Dear Ross: Sm F... one Ed Bailey, non Adams, and I will be glad to cut A tape with you here in Sacramento at & time o: mutual convenience. Just let me know Person which day would best suit you, and we will see whether it will work out. I am interested in your management of the statewide "Farmers For Nixon" campaign, and will be pleased t. Telp in any way I can. I lived in Importal vily Service Dick Nixon' Congressional district, just after he was elected to the TTO, Senate, and know rather well that he is at heart a conservative, which is my own view, as you may know. Manager YONNEY His careful approach during the 1960 campaign, designed by his advisors t. insure that he would step on no liberal toes, was unfortunate, in DIRECTOR my view, though : supported him .11 the way, financially and morally. These same sad advisors got .im into the TV debates against his own WILLIA M. CLINES better judgement, which, in my opinion cost him the election. I only *KWORTH wish he had not published his damn bee : or that he had been more WM BARSHIP careful in drafting its Lext. C.E. McFabors SIM MOOSCHERIAS ROBRATS A great many Californians, and especially farmers, feel that he will S...A. TAYLOR again tr, to out-promine the Democrat promised land, and this is the NAMB WALVE JOHNN 1e. on for Shell's strong showing CO date. I1 Nixon will take the gloves off, and promise to lead California along the line of 3 respon- sible conservation, he can beat Pat Brown hand. down. Tell him to get back to the politions and economic fundamentais which put him in the Senate, and all will be well. But he must first win the primary election which will be a not fight. The: there will be intra-party wounds to be healed as quickly is possible, and in such a manner as to leave few scars. Sincerely, Sidney H. Bisrly General Manager SHB:VB March 29, 1962 Dear Bernie: The photographs taken at the oocktail party were received this morning. They are really excellent. If you will bear with us for a short while, I am sure Dick will be delighted to autograph the various pictures. They have been passed along for this purpose, and Rose Woods will send them back direct Chron. X to you for distribution. X Freeman File: Weinberg 1 thought the Freeman party went terrifically and know Dick was delighted with it. Emjoyed and appreciated our luncheon yesterday. Many thanks for everything, Bernie, and best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Bernard Weinberg 6523 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles 48, California

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This file contains: Memo from Charlile Farrington to Rose Mary Woods about Herbert Wright. 1 pg. [Memo], 6/22/1962 Letter from Charles Farrington Jr. to Herbert Wright. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 6/22/1962 Memo from Charlie Farrington to Dorothy Wright about Herbert Wright. 1 pg. [Memo], 6/20/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Melville Willson. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/14/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Bernard Weinberg. 1 pg. [Letter], 6/5/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Edwin Weegar. 1 pg. [Letter], 5/30/1962 Letter from Mrs. Edwin Weegar to Haldeman. 2 pgs. Newspaper cllipping and envelope not scanned. Attached to previous. [Letter], n.d. Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Edgar Wright. 1 pg. [Letter], 5/30/1962 Memo to Herb Kalmbach from Bob Haldeman about Offer. 1 pg. [Memo], 5/30/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Doug Wheeler. 1 pg. [Letter], 5/28/1962 Letter from William Westlake to H.R. Haldeman. 2 pgs including attachment. [Letter], 5/25/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to George Whelpley. 1 pg. [Letter], 5/25/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Weiner. 1 pg. [Letter], 5/10/1962 Memo from Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman about attached letter from Vic Lasky. 1 pg. [Memo], 5/7/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to J.E. Walz. 2 pgs. [Letter], 4/30/1962 Memo from Bob Haldeman to the Research Department. 1 pg. [Memo], 4/30/1962 Memo from Bob Haldeman to the Research Department. 1 pg. [Memo], 4/27/1962 Memo to Rose Mary Woods from Bob Haldeman about the autographed copy of book for Cloud Wampler. 1 pg. [Memo], 5/4/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Weiner. 1 pg. [Letter], 3/19/1962 Handwritten note. 1 pg. [Memo], n.d. Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Melville Willson. 1 pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 3/29/1962 Letter from Melville Willson to Bob Haldeman. 1pg. Attached to previous. [Letter], 3/22/1962 Letter from L.H. Wilson to Melville Willson. 2 pgs. Attached to previous. [Letter], 3/21/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Ross Wurm. 2 pgs including attachment. [Letter], 4/23/1962 Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Bernard Weinberg. 1 pg. [Letter], 3/29/1962

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    "ocrText": "Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nWhite House Special Files Collection\nFolder List\nBox Number\nFolder Number\nDocument Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n62\n8\n06/22/1962\nMemo\nMemo from Charlile Farrington to Rose\nMary Woods about Herbert Wright. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n06/22/1962\nLetter\nLetter from Charles Farrington Jr. to Herbert\nWright. 1 pg. Attached to previous.\n62\n8\n06/20/1962\nMemo\nMemo from Charlie Farrington to Dorothy\nWright about Herbert Wright. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n06/14/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Melville\nWillson. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n06/05/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Bernard\nWeinberg. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n05/30/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Edwin\nWeegar. 1 pg.\nMonday, August 27, 2007\nPage 1 of 4\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n62\n8\nn.d.\nLetter\nLetter from Mrs. Edwin Weegar to\nHaldeman. 2 pgs. Newspaper cllipping and\nenvelope not scanned. Attached to previous.\n62\n8\n05/30/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Edgar Wright.\n1 pg.\n62\n8\n05/30/1962\nMemo\nMemo to Herb Kalmbach from Bob\nHaldeman about Offer. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n05/28/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Doug\nWheeler. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n05/25/1962\nLetter\nLetter from William Westlake to H.R.\nHaldeman. 2 pgs including attachment.\n62\n8\n05/25/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to George\nWhelpley. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n05/10/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Weiner.\n1 pg.\nMonday, August 27, 2007\nPage 2 of 4\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n62\n8\n05/07/1962\nMemo\nMemo from Rose Mary Woods to Bob\nHaldeman about attached letter from Vic\nLasky. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n04/30/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to J.E. Walz. 2\npgs.\n62\n8\n04/30/1962\nMemo\nMemo from Bob Haldeman to the Research\nDepartment. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n04/27/1962\nMemo\nMemo from Bob Haldeman to the Research\nDepartment. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n05/04/1962\nMemo\nMemo to Rose Mary Woods from Bob\nHaldeman about the autographed copy of\nbook for Cloud Wampler. 1 pg.\n62\n8\n03/19/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Weiner.\n1 pg.\n62\n8\nn.d.\nMemo\nHandwritten note. 1 pg.\nMonday, August 27, 2007\nPage 3 of 4\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n62\n8\n03/29/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Melville\nWillson. 1 pg. Attached to previous.\n62\n8\n03/22/1962\nLetter\nLetter from Melville Willson to Bob\nHaldeman. 1pg. Attached to previous.\n62\n8\n03/21/1962\nLetter\nLetter from L.H. Wilson to Melville Willson.\n2 pgs. Attached to previous.\n62\n8\n04/23/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Ross Wurm. 2\npgs including attachment.\n62\n8\n03/29/1962\nLetter\nLetter from H.R. Haldeman to Bernard\nWeinberg. 1 pg.\nMonday, August 27, 2007\nPage 4 of 4\nINTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM\nNixon for Governor\nTo:\nROSE MARY WOODS\nDate:\nJune 22, 1962\nFrom:\nCHARLIE FARRINGTON\nSubject:\nHERBERT L. WRIGHT\nDistribution:\nDorothy Wright\nThe attached correspondence concerning a proposed television\nmusical spectacular provides background information for\nthe request of subject individual that Mr. Nixon assist\nhim in the arrangements for an appointment with Charles Percy,\nChairman of the Board of Bell & Howell, relative to the\nsponsorship of this program.\nWhile this request has no direct bearing on the present\ncampaign, and I have not quite figured out how I got in\nthe middle of it and became, in effect, the \"liaison\"\nbetween Mr. Wright and the campaign -- I assume you can\nprovide the proper handling for this matter.\nJune 22, 1962\nMs. Herbert L. Wright\nProgressive Talent, Inc.\n200 West 57 Street\nNew York 19, New York\nDear Mr. Wright:\nYour letter of June 20, and the information con-\ncerning the proposed television musical spectacular\nhas just reached my desk, and I will keep you ad-\nvised of our progress with respect to a contact\nwith Mr. Charles Percy.\nSincerely,\nCharles Farrington, Jr.\nINTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM\nNixon for Governor\nTo:\nDorothy Wright\nDate: June 20, 1962\nFrom: Charlie Farrington\nSubject: Herbert Wright\nDistribution: File\nFor your information, I finally talked with subject individual\nin New York and there is no problem with him at this point.\nHis project, as you know, is an \"interracial\" television\nspecial featuring such worthies as Marilyn Monroe, Bob Hope, Sammy\nDavis, Jr., etc. He has the thing pretty well set, including\nnetwork co-operation, but is eager for a Bell & Howell type\nsponsor. Basically, what he wants RN to do is to arrange a meeting\nfor him with Chuck Percy in Chicago to try to negotiate this.\nWright is sending me a complete written rundown on the show,\nand at that time we can determine how the request is to be handled --\nif at all.\nC\nJune 14, 1962\nDear Mel:\nSorry to miss your call the other day.\nI understand your question on the joint\nheadquarters was answered. At this time,\nthe policy is the same as during the primary,\nso there could be no doubling up. If there\nis any change in this, we'll let you know,\nbut for the time being, the Nixon Headquarters\nshould stand alone.\ndate X\nI've been trying to find a few minutes to\ngive you a call about Russ Giffen. I'd like\nto review this situation with you, and will\nFile: W (Willson)\nbe phoning you in a few days.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Melville E. Willson\n1805 No. Lafayette\nFresno 15, California\nJune 5, 1962\nDear Bernie:\nThe first piece of mail opened\nthis morning was your note with an\n**\nimportant piece of paper enclosed. This\nis the harbinger of more good news coming\na little later in the day.\ndate\nSeriously, Bernie, your thoughtful\nand generous note and check are appreciated\nW (Weinberg)\nmore than I can say. If it's all the same to\nyou, we'll consider this the first contribution\nreceived toward the final campaign, rather\nthan the last of the primary.\nFile: Finances - Contrib. Acks.\nMy thanks, and best wishes. I'll\nbe talking with you soon.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Bernard Weinberg\n6523 Wilshire Boulevard\nLos Angeles 48, California\nMay 30, 1962\nDear Mrs. Weegar:\nThank you for taking the\ntime to write me, and for your always\nloyal support and help.\nAs I am sure you know, Dick\nNixon has not endorsed, nor will he\nX X\nendorse any primary candidate. He has\nI\nI\nstated his position frequently and firmly\nin this connection. It is unfortunate\nwhen such endorsement is implied by certain\nstrategy employed by a candidate, but I\ndate\ncan assure you, there has been no endorsement\nof Mr. Noonan or any other Republican\ncandidate,\nWe do appreciate your\nwriting us.\nDist. - 25th Congressional\nFile: W (Weegar)\nWith kind personal regards.\nWIN WITH NIXON!\nH. R. Haldeman\nMrs. Edwin Weegar\n125 East Puente Street\nCovina, California\nMRS. EDWIN WEEGAR\n125 EAST PUENTE STREET\nCOVINA, CALIFORNIA\nmy dear Mw Haldeman\nI am so inceused at this\nMr noonau- He is an\navade Demo crat- Norking\nhand and glove with sheer\ncandidates and triing to\nsplit the tepublicans -\nThis is the second one of his\nsheets that I have seed.\nto want you to see what\nis going on - He has put the\nnames of sponsers on his\nlist with out asking them\nif would do it-\nBeverly Peterson told me to\nwrite you- I can't see Dick\nbacking him-\nThank you-\nHaunah weegan\nMay 30, 1962\nDear Mr. Wright:\nMr. Mixon appreciated\nC\nvery much your letter of May 25th.\nx x\nHe was very interested in your report\nand commented on the excellent thoughts\nFile:\nyou had expressed. Your explanation\nof his position on the issue involved\nwas all it should be.\nFor the fine manner in\ndate\nwhich you handled this situation, and\nfor your loyal support and help, we are\nW (Wright)\nall exceedingly grateful.\nKindest regards.\nWIN WITH MIXON:\nCampaign Corres. - Misc.\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Edgar F. Wright\n123 North Glenroy Avenue\nLos Angeles 49, California\nHerb Kalmbach\n5-30-62\nBob Haldeman\nOffer\nHerb -\n** x\nIn a letter to RN, Congressman Bob Wilson\n...\nFile:\nmentions Rachel Wyllie's son and recommends he be\ncontacted, if he is not already active in the campaign.\nTo my knowledge, he has not been contacted.\nWill you follow through on this and make sure someone\ndate\ncalls him in connection with the general campaign\nperiod? I don't know whether he is interested in a paid\nis something that should be done.\nH. Kalmbach memo file\nW (Wyllie)\nOffers\nposition - or what, but if you can find out the story\nand at least cover us on getting in touch with him, this\nMay 28, 1962\nDear Doug:\nI am sorry to be so long in replying to your letter\nof May 7th which wound its way from Riverside out to\nSanta Monica, and which I certainly was delighted\nto receive.\nX X\n# 1\nUnfortunately we are not going to have anything\navailable in the way of a paid position with the\nNixon organization this summer, and I am sure you did\nnot have in mind coming out on a 100% volunteer\nbasis, which is about the only way we could handle it.\ndate\nI know you could be of tremendous help to us and\nthat you could learn plenty about politics, if you\nW(Wheeler)\nshould decide you do want to make the trip on your\nown. If this is the case, we would be delighted to\nhave you and to put you to work productively from the\nmoment of your arrival.\nFile: Personnel - Out-of-State TD's\nPlease give my very best to your Dad.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Maldeman\nMr. Douglas P. Wheeler\nBox 1389, Hamilton College\nClinton, New York\nCARRIER CORPORATION\nSYRACUSE, NEW YORK\nOFFICE OF THE\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\nMay 25th\n19 62\nMr. H. R. Haldeman\n3908 Wilshire Boulevard\nLos Angeles, California\nDear Bob:\nThe copy of \"Six Crises\" inscribed by\nMr. Nixon has arrived. I am sure Mr. Wampler will\nbe delighted.\nOnce again, please know that I appreciate\nvery much your taking care of this matter for us,\nparticularly in view of the rough schedule you must\nbe following these days.\nWith kindest regards.\nSincerely yours,\nBill Wweath\nExecutive Assistant\nWilliam L. Westlake\n/pc\nP.S.:\nAttached is a copy of a note I have\nwritten Mr. Nixon.\nW.L.W.\nCarrier\nCOPY\nCARRIER PARKWAY, SYRACUSE 1, NEW YORK\nMay 25th\n19 62\nThe Honorable Richard M. Nixon\nP. 0. Box 6539\nLos Angeles 55, California\nMy dear Mr. Nixon:\nThanks very much for taking the time from\nyour busy schedule to inscribe a copy of \"Six Crises\"\nfor my boss, Cloud Wampler. He will appreciate it\ngreatly.\nYou will be interested to know that your\nbook has evoked much interest and favorable comment\namong your friends in Syracuse and Onondaga County.\nWe will be rooting for you during your\ncampaign and wishing you the best in the upcoming\nelection for Governor.\nOnce again, my thanks.\nSincerely 10HO yours\nExecutive Assistant\nWilliam L. Westlake\n/pc\ncc: Mr. H. R. Haldeman\nFORM G-6\nMay 25, 1962\nDear Mr. Whelpley:\nThank you very much for your letter\nand resume.\nFile:\nWe certainly appreciate your desire\nto help in the Nixon-for-Governor campaign. I would\nsuggest you get in touch with us upon your arrival\nin California.\nSince you only plan to be here for the\nmonth of August, it would be difficult for an assignment\nX\nX\nto be made, as such, but I can assure you we would be\nmost grateful to know you were available.\nW\nYour comments on our candidate and\ndate\nyour interest and support are deeply appreciated.\nKindest regards.\nWIN WITH NIXON!\nPersonnel - Out-of-State TD's\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. George Whelpley\n2807 N. George Mason Drive\nArlington, Virginia\nMay 10, 1962\nDear Sandy:\nIt has been suggested to us that the Kennedy Administration\nis becoming increasingly vulnerable vis-a-vis the UN Resolu-\nxx X\ntion on Israel-Syria. Apparently Ben Gurion raised hell\nwith Stevenson the other day and the New York Israeli\npartisans are hopping mad at Kennedy, recalling his grandiose\nspeeches during the campaign on how he would handle the\ndate\nMiddle East.\nWe also understand the Israeli business is hurting Kennedy\namong the rich Democratic contributors, since the promoters\nof the Birthday Party at Madison Square Garden are having\ntrouble getting rid of the high priced tickets.\nL (Victor Lasky)\nW (Sandy Weiner)\nFile: Minor. & Natl.\nIt has been further suggested that we try to put Governor\nBrown on the spot on this issue by having someone high in the\nJewish community address a question to Brown on how he\nstands on the Kennedy policy towards Israel-Syria. Whatever\nhe says, he will be on the spot.\nDo you have any thoughts or suggestions on this?\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. S. L. Weiner\n9879 Santa Monica Boulevard\nBeverly Hills, California\nINTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM\nNixon for Governor\nTo:\nBob Haldeman\nDate:\nMay 7, 1962\nFrom:\nRose Mary Woods\nSubject:\nAttached letter from Vic Lasky\nDistribution:\nRN's comments on this letter speak for themselves.\nAs you can see, he thinks Vic has a good idea and\nsuggeste that we have one of our Jewish groups follow up\non this.\nAttachment\nApril 30, 1962\nDear Mr. Walz:\n**\n# I\nMr. Nixon has asked that I answer\nFile:\nyour very thoughtful letter of April 24th regarding\nyour views on the campaign.\nFirst, let me tell you how much\ndate\nMr. Nixon appreciated your interest and he is\ncertainly hopeful that you will be able to work with\n(=T=M) M\nthe many important people you contact during your\ntravels throughout the state.\nAs to the specific comments you make:\n1) It is not Mr. Nixon's intention to waste time\nshooting at President Kennedy and the national\nadministration. We all recognize that this does\nnot accomplish our goal, and I can assure you\nMr. Nixon is very much aware of this. On the\nCampaign Corres. - Comments etc.\nother hand, there are times when he has to answer\nspecific questions which are raised in press\nconferences and other meetings, and unfortunately\nthese answers seem to get more publicity than his\nmany statements on state issues which are made\nevery day.\n2) He is concentrating his entire effort on issues\nthat pertain to the State of California, and\nrecognizes the importance of doing so.\n3) We agree with your recommended approach to the\nlabor vote.\nMr. Walz\n2\nApril 30, 1962\n4) Mr. Nixon has, even in this early stage of the\ncampaign, enunciated a number of points in his\noverall program designed to accomplish pre-\ncisely the objectives which you list.\nI think you might find the attached material interesting\ncovering just three of the seventeen speeches he made\nthis last week.\nKeep up the good work, and let us know if we can be\nof any further assistance.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. J. E. Wals\n975 Baileyana Road\nHillsborough, California\nResearch Department\n4-30-62\nBob Haldeman\nThe attached from McKee Fisk of Fresno State\nCollege was transmitted via Mel Willson and appears to\nprovide some interesting material.\nResearch Department\n4-27-62\nBob Haldeman\nWilliam D. Weidlein, Vista, California\ncc: Hugh Flournoy\nAttached is copy of a memo received from\nMarje Acker reporting on Mr. Weidlein's visit to RN's office\nlast week.\nAlso attached is the biographical sketch, and\nthe Report of Subcommittee on School District Tax and Bonded\nX X\n1 1\nIndebtedness which he left with her.\nSomeone should contact Mr. Weidlein and look\ndate\nat the material indicated.\nMay I please have a follow-up report after the\nW (Weidlein)\ncontact is made?\nFile: Research - Staff Memos\nnot\npasse passed @ Backer\nRose Mary Woods\n5-4-62\nBob Haldeman\nAutographed copy of book for Cloud Wampler\nBill Westlake just called me and asked if we could\nget an autographed copy of \"Six Crises\" to Cloud Wampler\nbefore June 7th - which is Wampler's birthday.\nThe book should be sent to Bill, however . address below:\nWilliam L. Westlake\nCarrier Corporation\nCarrier Parkway\nSyracuse 1, New York\nMarch 19, 1962\nDear Sandy:\nIs this something that\nwould be valuable for us to reproduce and\ndistribute in quantity?\nWill appreciate having your\ncomments.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. S. L. Weiner\n9879 Santa Monica Boulevard\nBeverly Hills, California\nCalifornia Jewish Press 3/9 issue\n\"Jewish Leaders Support Nixon in Race for State Governor\"\nFile: M&N\n- VET\nGoodly.\nRx:\nVandertip\nCally Stile eye)\nJinues Mussale\n(Call State (+C)\nreferred by -\nThe Willson\nNKN ref. b Barber -\nsee Risearch- Staff Themos\n( Barber)\nMarch 29, 1962\nDear Mel:\nThanks very much for your letter of\nMarch 22nd.\nchron. H #\nbe able to get some good material from him. We\nX - Research Staff Memos\nWillson X 0\nDick had mentioned your suggestion re-\ngarding Mr. James Mussatti and the fact we might\nFile: - to Research\ncertainly want to do so and will fellow through.\nWe will also plan to contact Mr. Loren\nVanderlip.\nThe letter you enclosed regarding some\nof the problems in Sacramento is very helpful, and\nbacks up some other information we have along this\nsame line. We plan to use it at the appropriate time.\nMany thanks for your fine help. Mel, and\nbest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Melville E. Willson\n1805 North Lafayette\nFreeno 15, California\nMEWCO\nMELVILLE E. WILLSON COMPANY\nPhone AD 3=3177\n1805 North Lafayette\nP.O. Box 1168\nFresno 15, California\nFERTILIZERS\nSEEDS\nINSECTICIDES\nSULPHUR\nMarch 22, 1962\nMr. Bob Haldeman\n1035 Pacific Mutual Building\n523 West 6th Street\nLos Angeles 14, California\nDear Bob:\nEnclosed find a letter that I received today from a good friend of\nmine and a strong Nixon supporter who, in his own right, is known\nas one of the most reliable real estate men in this area.\nHe was so upset with what he knew about what was taking place in\nSacramento that he later forwarded this letter to me. I pass it\non to you for what it is worth.\nDuring our trip from Burbank to Coalinga, and return, I suggested\nto Dick that a little time spent with Mr. James Mussatti of San\nFrancisco, who is past manager of the California State Chamber of\nCommerce, might bring to light a lot of good campaign material\npertaining to the goings' on all over the State by the Brown ad-\nministration.\nWhile on a visit to Fresno, Mr. Mussatti talked to me and said that\nhe had written to Dick offering his help in the event he could be\nof assistance.\nMr. Loren Vanderlip who is the California State Chamber of Commerce,\nSacramento, lobbyist, also volunteered to help on any information\nfrom that source that Dick might think would be useful during the\ncampaign.\nThese are excellent sources of factual information. In my opinion,\nwe should take advantage of their willingness to help.\nMr. Mussatti is still serving the State Chamber as assistant to the\nPresident and both he and Mr. Vanderlip work out of the San Francisco\noffice.\nMel.\nMEW:1\nMELVILLE E. WILLSON\nenc. 1\nSince 1912\nREAL ESTATE - LOANS - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LEASES\nN.\nB.\nSWETT\n2348 VENTURA AT N\nP. Q. BOX 7152\nL. H. WILSON\nFRESNO, CALIFORNIA\nAM 8-7011\nMarch 21, 1962\nMr. Melville Willson\nP. O. Box 1168\nFresno, California\nDear Mel:\nThe other day I talked with a number of key people who are close to\nthe State Government in Sacramento. I mentioned to you that I had\nreceived an impression that there is a lot of \"dirty politics\" going\non up there.\nAmong the points made were some of the following. The governor is\nappointing people to key positions without regard to ability but\nrather with regard to what possible influence they might have over\nvotes. The Director of Finance for our $2,000,000,000 State Budget,\nMr. Champion, is a newspaper reporter and not a financial man. His\nassistant, Mr. Fowler, is a man whose ability is less than should be\ndesired. He is a man who has attained his position through flattery,\nfavors, and catering to special interests.\nNegros and Chinese have been appointed to sensitive spots in the\ngovernment with big salaries because of their possible influence on\nvotes.\nIt is common knowledge that payments to beneficiaries of certain\nwelfare-type programs controlled by the state are being made at the\ninsistence of some of these people contrary to the normal rules\ngoverning such payments. The attitude expressed has been \"they need\nit, so let's pay it\" rather than examining the question of their\nright to the money.\nI might point out that there has been considerable criticism of the\nappointment to the Advisory Commission which functions to set policy\nfor the State Real Estate Commission. Appointments have been made\nwithout consultation of the industry and, in some cases, the\nappointees past records do not stand up well under close investigation.\nMelville Willson\n2\nMarch 21, 1962\nI realize that this information is such that it would need something\nmore specific to be of real use to Mr. Nixon. I am confident that\na discussion of these questions with some of the people closer to the\npicture may give you the ammunition you need.\nVery truly yours,\nHUGHSON & SWETT\nL. M. Wilson\nLHW/1s\nBob\nI mentioned to Dick\nthat foren landerlip- who is with\nthe State Ca C. would be a good man\n& get fastual information from\nMel\nApril 23, 1962\nDear Rose:\nThanks for sending the Bierly\nletter.\nI think at this point it would be\nX date I\nX W\nbetter for you to answer it, and that we should\nhold off a follow-up from the eandidate until\nwe can be a little more positive along the lines\nhe wants. I do feel, however, you should get an\nanswer off to him right away.\nWe will try to set up the meeting\nwith the Southern California Dairymen. I agree\nthis would be a worthwhile contact.\nFile: F & C \"Farmers for Nixon\"\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Ross Wurm\nFarmers for Nixon\nP.O. Box 3186\nModesto, California\nCALIFORNIA\nCALIFORNIA FEREIDER ASSOCIATION\nROOM 214 BUILDING\nYes STREET\nSACRAMENTO ALIFORNIA\nTELEPHONE\nHI KORY 4 7625\nApril 13, 1962\nOFFICERS\nMr. Ross Wurm\nPresident\ntens V.W CLIAMS\nRoss Wurn and Associates\nGeneral\nP. O. Box 630\n& supply Co\nChala Vis.u, Call\nModesto, California\nDear Ross:\nSm F... one\nEd Bailey, non Adams, and I will be glad to cut A tape with you here\nin Sacramento at & time o: mutual convenience. Just let me know\nPerson\nwhich day would best suit you, and we will see whether it will work out.\nI am interested in your management of the statewide \"Farmers For Nixon\"\ncampaign, and will be pleased t. Telp in any way I can. I lived in\nImportal vily\nService\nDick Nixon' Congressional district, just after he was elected to the\nTTO,\nSenate, and know rather well that he is at heart a conservative, which\nis my own view, as you may know.\nManager\nYONNEY\nHis careful approach during the 1960 campaign, designed by his advisors\nt. insure that he would step on no liberal toes, was unfortunate, in\nDIRECTOR\nmy view, though : supported him .11 the way, financially and morally.\nThese same sad advisors got .im into the TV debates against his own\nWILLIA M. CLINES\nbetter judgement, which, in my opinion cost him the election. I only\n*KWORTH\nwish he had not published his damn bee : or that he had been more\nWM BARSHIP\ncareful in drafting its Lext.\nC.E. McFabors\nSIM MOOSCHERIAS\nROBRATS\nA great many Californians, and especially farmers, feel that he will\nS...A.\nTAYLOR\nagain tr, to out-promine the Democrat promised land, and this is the\nNAMB WALVE\nJOHNN\n1e. on for Shell's strong showing CO date. I1 Nixon will take the\ngloves off, and promise to lead California along the line of 3 respon-\nsible conservation, he can beat Pat Brown hand. down. Tell him to get\nback to the politions and economic fundamentais which put him in the\nSenate, and all will be well. But he must first win the primary election\nwhich will be a not fight. The: there will be intra-party wounds to be\nhealed as quickly is possible, and in such a manner as to leave few scars.\nSincerely,\nSidney H. Bisrly\nGeneral Manager\nSHB:VB\nMarch 29, 1962\nDear Bernie:\nThe photographs taken at the\noocktail party were received this morning. They are\nreally excellent.\nIf you will bear with us for a\nshort while, I am sure Dick will be delighted to autograph\nthe various pictures. They have been passed along for\nthis purpose, and Rose Woods will send them back direct\nChron. X\nto you for distribution.\nX Freeman\nFile: Weinberg\n1 thought the Freeman party went\nterrifically and know Dick was delighted with it.\nEmjoyed and appreciated our\nluncheon yesterday.\nMany thanks for everything, Bernie,\nand best regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Bernard Weinberg\n6523 Wilshire Boulevard\nLos Angeles 48, California"
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