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To: Carter Barber From: Bob Haldeman Re: Ed Carter and educational policies. 2 Page. [Memo], 5/7/1962
To: Bob Haldeman From: Rose Mary Woods Re: Wldon B. Gibson 1 Page. [Memo], 3/15/1962
To: Robert E. Burns From: Houston I. Flournoy Re: Helping in any way possible within the academic circles. 3 Pages. [Letter], 3/19/1962
To: H. R. Haldeman From: Bill Spencer Re: Letter from the President of the University of the Pacific. 1 Page. [Memo], 3/8/1962
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To: Carter Barber From: Bob Haldeman Re: Ed Carter and educational policies. 2 Page. [Memo], 5/7/1962
To: Bob Haldeman From: Rose Mary Woods Re: Wldon B. Gibson 1 Page. [Memo], 3/15/1962
To: Robert E. Burns From: Houston I. Flournoy Re: Helping in any way possible within the academic circles. 3 Pages. [Letter], 3/19/1962
To: H. R. Haldeman From: Bill Spencer Re: Letter from the President of the University of the Pacific. 1 Page. [Memo], 3/8/1962
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
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63
18
05/07/1962
Memo
To: Carter Barber From: Bob Haldeman Re:
Ed Carter and educational policies. 2 Page.
63
18
03/15/1962
Memo
To: Bob Haldeman From: Rose Mary
Woods Re: Wldon B. Gibson 1 Page.
63
18
03/19/1962
Letter
To: Robert E. Burns From: Houston I.
Flournoy Re: Helping in any way possible
within the academic circles. 3 Pages.
63
18
03/08/1962
Memo
To: H.R. Haldeman From: Bill Spencer Re:
Letter from the President of the University of
the Pacific. 1 Page.
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Page 1 of 1
Carter Barber
5-7-62
Bob Haldeman
Will you please check to see if Ed Carter has been contacted
by anyone regarding education policies?
This was suggested to Hugh Flournoy - my memo of April 16th.
If he hasn't been consulted, he should be.
xx
I
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VFile:
date
Research - Staff Memos
S & I - Education
Hugh Flournoy
4-16-62
Bob Haldeman
The Finance Committee advises me that Ed Carter
should be consulted for help on education policies and financing for
education. He is on the UCLA Board of Regents, as you know, and
date X 1
is also helping in our finance activity.
X - Staff Memos - Research
File: S S & I & I - Education
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Nixon for Governor
To:
Bob Haldeman
Date: March 15, 1962
From:
Rose Mary Woods
Subject:
Weldon B. Gibson
Distribution:
Mr. Weldon B. Gibson, Executive Vice President, Stanford
Research Institute, who is also a friend of Tom Pike, called to say that
he is available if he can do anything to help out in the campaign. He
said he would like very much to be of assistance.
Apparently he helped set up Scholars for Nixon in 1960.
fu- 21/10
3/21
HRH's penned note:
"Flournoy
Do you want to contact him - or should I
have someone else do so?
H"
through
Bou
19 March 1962
Robert E. Burns, President
University of the Pacific
Stockton, California
Dear President Burns:
I understand that you have written Ross Buell of our Northern California
Campaign Committee, offering to. help in any way possible within the
academic circles.
I would certainly appreciate it very much if you could take the time to
suggest to me individuals within academic communities in the northern
part of the state who are favorably disposed to the Nixon campaign and
who by their professional work are closely acquainted with matters re-
lating to state problems and state issues. We are constantly seeking
the benefit of such persons for our campaign efforts and it would be
most helpful to us if you could provide us with this kind of information.
Additionally, of coursel it would be most desirable if we might also have
the benefit of your thinking on campaign and state issues.
Incidentally, I am appearing in a program on your campus on the 28th
of March, I believe, sponsored by your Education Department, and it
might be possible for us to get together at that time if you feel it is
advisable.
Cordially yours,
Houston 1. Flournoy
Research Director
HIF/st
bc: Bdo Haldeman
RN
3-12-62
Bob Haldeman
ce: H. I. Flourney
R. H. Finch
Mr. Robert E. Burns, President of the University
of the Pacific, has written Ross Buell of our Northern California
Committee, stating that -
"I will help in any way possible and within the limits
that we can ordinarily work in academic circles."
I thought you should know this, especially since you may be
seeing Burns when you are in Stockton on May 5th.
1 know that Flourney will want to follow-up on putting
Burns to work.
File: S&I- Academicians
X - Burns
X - Chron. (iFlournoy - f-u)
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Nixon for Governor
memo
RN
Nourney
To:
H. R. Haldeman
Date: March 8, 1962
From:
Bill Spencer
Fine
Subject:
Distribution: Herb Kalmbach, Nick Ruwe, Norton Norris, Ross Buell, Robt. Eberhardt
Ross Buell of our Contact Committee has forwarded to us a letter he received
from Mr. Robert E. Burns, President of the University of the Pacific.
Burns states that "I will help in any way possible and within the limits that
we can ordinarily work in academic circles."
I will work out an approach with Bob Steele to see how best we can use Mr.
Burns. However, I think Mr. Nixon should know Burns' sentiments before he
goes into the area on May 5th.
uls
WMS/hg
H. R. Haldeman
March 8, 1962
Bill Spencer
Herb Kalmbach, Nick Ruwe, Norton Morris, Ross Buell, Robt. Eberhardt
Ross Buell of our Contact Committee has forwarded to us a letter be received
from Mr. Robert B. Burns, President of the University of the Pacific.
Burns states that "I will help in any way possible and within the limits that
we can ordinarily work in academic circles."
I will work out an approach with Bob Steele to see how best we can use Mr.
Burns. Novever, I think Mr. Nixon should know Burns' sentiments before he
goes into the area on May 5th.
WMB/hg