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"Nixon Fact Sheet" campaign flyer. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Democratic Report with articles including "Nixon vs. Nixon," "Nixon still Ignores States's Prosperity," and "Old Tarbrush Chotiner Back In Nixon Fold." Not Scanned. [Newspaper], 8/24/1962
Handwritten note re: McLain's statements and RN & PN coverage. 1pg. [Letter], n.d.
Handwritten note re: Mr and Mrs Allan. 1pg. [Letter], 10/1/1960
Remi Nadeau article titled "The Water War." Not scanned. [Other Document], n.d.
"Don't buy the big lie." re: Pat Brown. Handwritten note of "Radio" in top corner. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Monterey Peninsula Herald article titled "Apologies For Errors in Telethon Film." Not Scanned. [Newspaper], 10/15/1962
To: RN From: AW re: "Brown's Communist supporters -- we should demand that EPB repudiate them." 2 pgs. [Memo], n.d.
San Francisco Chronicle article titled "Brown, Nixon Both Support Prop. A." Not Scanned. [Newspaper], 11/1/1962
Handwritten note re: "10 copies." 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Campaign flyer made to look like Postal-Gram from George McLain. 1pg. [Other Document], 11/n.d./1962
Double sided campaign flyer for "Special Rally" with Gov. Edmund G. Brown re: "Your Pension Is In Jeopardy!" [Other Document], n.d.
Press Release from William W. Stover re: "Mr. Brown reudiate irresponsible statement." 1pg. [Letter], 11/3/1962
To: Gov. Brown From J. Mullin, Richards Barger, and William Farrer re: Gov. Brown repudiate stement by Drew Pearson. 1 pg. [Letter], 11/2/1962
To: Gov. Brown From: William W. Stover Re: Gov. Brown repudiate scurrilous and defamatory leaflet." 1 pg. [Letter], n.d.
Campaign flyer titled "Fake Photos Smear Governor Brown As 'Red.'" 1 pg. [Newspaper], n.d.
Cope News with article titled "GOP Defections From Nixon Mount." 2 pgs. [Newsletter], 1/19/1962
Handwritten notes with topics covered but not limited to Bob Woods, Bill Witzit, and radio stations. 2 pgs. [Letter], n.d.
Copy of telegram sent from H. R. Haldeman to the Fair Campaign Practices Committee. 1pg. [Memo], 11/2/1962
Oversized "Sample Ballot" with sugested votes precast. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Handwritten note re: "SF time for Sat," and "Complaints." 1 pg. [Letter], n.d.
Handwritten notes with topics covered but not limited to KTLA management. 1 pg. [Letter], 10/31/n.d.
Handwritten letter re: land purchase. 2 pgs. [Letter], 5/24/1961
To: Bob Haldeman From: Nate White re: P.O. Boxes rented to Karl Prussion. 1pg. [Letter], n.d.
To: Bob from: Robert A. Hornby re: unsolicited mail and PO boxes. 1 pg. [Letter], 10/25/1962
Manila envelope sent to Mr. Robert A Hornby [Other Document], n.d.
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This file contains:
"Nixon Fact Sheet" campaign flyer. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Democratic Report with articles including "Nixon vs. Nixon," "Nixon still Ignores States's Prosperity," and "Old Tarbrush Chotiner Back In Nixon Fold." Not Scanned. [Newspaper], 8/24/1962
Handwritten note re: McLain's statements and RN & PN coverage. 1pg. [Letter], n.d.
Handwritten note re: Mr and Mrs Allan. 1pg. [Letter], 10/1/1960
Remi Nadeau article titled "The Water War." Not scanned. [Other Document], n.d.
"Don't buy the big lie." re: Pat Brown. Handwritten note of "Radio" in top corner. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Monterey Peninsula Herald article titled "Apologies For Errors in Telethon Film." Not Scanned. [Newspaper], 10/15/1962
To: RN From: AW re: "Brown's Communist supporters -- we should demand that EPB repudiate them." 2 pgs. [Memo], n.d.
San Francisco Chronicle article titled "Brown, Nixon Both Support Prop. A." Not Scanned. [Newspaper], 11/1/1962
Handwritten note re: "10 copies." 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Campaign flyer made to look like Postal-Gram from George McLain. 1pg. [Other Document], 11/n.d./1962
Double sided campaign flyer for "Special Rally" with Gov. Edmund G. Brown re: "Your Pension Is In Jeopardy!" [Other Document], n.d.
Press Release from William W. Stover re: "Mr. Brown reudiate irresponsible statement." 1pg. [Letter], 11/3/1962
To: Gov. Brown From J. Mullin, Richards Barger, and William Farrer re: Gov. Brown repudiate stement by Drew Pearson. 1 pg. [Letter], 11/2/1962
To: Gov. Brown From: William W. Stover Re: Gov. Brown repudiate scurrilous and defamatory leaflet." 1 pg. [Letter], n.d.
Campaign flyer titled "Fake Photos Smear Governor Brown As 'Red.'" 1 pg. [Newspaper], n.d.
Cope News with article titled "GOP Defections From Nixon Mount." 2 pgs. [Newsletter], 1/19/1962
Handwritten notes with topics covered but not limited to Bob Woods, Bill Witzit, and radio stations. 2 pgs. [Letter], n.d.
Copy of telegram sent from H. R. Haldeman to the Fair Campaign Practices Committee. 1pg. [Memo], 11/2/1962
Oversized "Sample Ballot" with sugested votes precast. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Handwritten note re: "SF time for Sat," and "Complaints." 1 pg. [Letter], n.d.
Handwritten notes with topics covered but not limited to KTLA management. 1 pg. [Letter], 10/31/n.d.
Handwritten letter re: land purchase. 2 pgs. [Letter], 5/24/1961
To: Bob Haldeman From: Nate White re: P.O. Boxes rented to Karl Prussion. 1pg. [Letter], n.d.
To: Bob from: Robert A. Hornby re: unsolicited mail and PO boxes. 1 pg. [Letter], 10/25/1962
Manila envelope sent to Mr. Robert A Hornby [Other Document], n.d.
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
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Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
65
6
n.d.
Other Document
"Nixon Fact Sheet" campaign flyer. 1pg.
65
6
08/24/1962
Newspaper
Democratic Report with articles including
"Nixon vs. Nixon," "Nixon still Ignores
States's Prosperity," and "Old Tarbrush
Chotiner Back In Nixon Fold." Not Scanned.
65
6
n.d.
Letter
Handwritten note re: McLain's statements
and RN & PN coverage. 1pg.
65
6
10/01/1960
Letter
Handwritten note re: Mr and Mrs Allan. 1pg.
65
6
n.d.
Other Document
Remi Nadeau article titled "The Water War."
Not scanned.
65
6
n.d.
Memo
"Don't buy the big lie." re: Pat Brown.
Handwritten note of "Radio" in top corner.
1pg.
Friday, August 31, 2007
Page 1 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
65
6
10/15/1962
Newspaper
Monterey Peninsula Herald article titled
"Apologies For Errors in Telethon Film."
Not Scanned.
65
6
n.d.
Memo
To: RN From: AW re: "Brown's Communist
supporters -- we should demand that EPB
repudiate them." 2 pgs.
65
6
11/01/1962
Newspaper
San Francisco Chronicle article titled
"Brown, Nixon Both Support Prop. A." Not
Scanned.
65
6
n.d.
Other Document
Handwritten note re: "10 copies." 1pg.
65
6
11/n.d./1962
Other Document
Campaign flyer made to look like Postal-
Gram from George McLain. 1pg.
65
6
n.d.
Other Document
Double sided campaign flyer for "Special
Rally" with Gov. Edmund G. Brown re:
"Your Pension Is In Jeopardy!"
65
6
11/03/1962
Letter
Press Release from William W. Stover re:
"Mr. Brown reudiate irresponsible
statement." 1pg.
Friday, August 31, 2007
Page 2 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
65
6
11/02/1962
Letter
To: Gov. Brown From J. Mullin, Richards
Barger, and William Farrer re: Gov. Brown
repudiate stement by Drew Pearson. 1 pg.
65
6
n.d.
Letter
To: Gov. Brown From: William W. Stover
Re: Gov. Brown repudiate scurrilous and
defamatory leaflet." 1 pg.
65
6
n.d.
Newspaper
Campaign flyer titled "Fake Photos Smear
Governor Brown As 'Red." 1 pg.
65
6
01/19/1962
Newsletter
Cope News with article titled "GOP
Defections From Nixon Mount." 2 pgs.
65
6
n.d.
Letter
Handwritten notes with topics covered but
not limited to Bob Woods, Bill Witzit, and
radio stations. 2 pgs.
65
6
11/02/1962
Memo
Copy of telegram sent from H. R. Haldeman
to the Fair Campaign Practices Committee.
1pg.
65
6
n.d.
Other Document
Oversized "Sample Ballot" with sugested
votes precast. 1pg.
Friday, August 31, 2007
Page 3 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
65
6
n.d.
Letter
Handwritten note re: "SF time for Sat," and
"Complaints." 1 pg.
65
6
10/31/n.d.
Letter
Handwritten notes with topics covered but
not limited to KTLA management. 1 pg.
65
6
05/24/1961
Letter
Handwritten letter re: land purchase. 2 pgs.
65
6
n.d.
Letter
To: Bob Haldeman From: Nate White re:
P.O. Boxes rented to Karl Prussion. 1pg.
65
6
10/25/1962
Letter
To: Bob from: Robert A. Hornby re:
unsolicited mail and PO boxes. 1 pg.
65
6
n.d.
Other Document
Manila envelope sent to Mr. Robert A
Hornby
Friday, August 31, 2007
Page 4 of 4
NIXON FACT SHEET
Nixon claims to be a supporter of civil rights and the welfare of man, but
deeds, not words, make the man. Here is his record of shame.
CHARACTER ASSASSINATION
A book called "California Dynasty of Communism" is being circulated by Nixon sup-
porters and the Republican Party. One million copies will be distributed before the
election. The book says:
"BROWN and C.O.R.E."
"A few months back, the Governor appeared publicly on the
platform with the Communist fronter, MARTIN LUTHER KING AT
at a rally attended by 10,000 plus. This rally was held
to gain support in the negro community for the Congress
on Racial Equality (C.O.R.E.). THIS ORGANIZATION IS BEING
SUCCESSFULLY USED BY COMMUNISTS AND THEIR ATTEMPT THROUGH
SIT-INS, FREEDOM RIDERS AND SO FORTH TO PROVOKE A VIOLENCE
IN THE SOUTH, THAT COULD THROW OUR NATION INTO CIVIL STRIFE."
HOUSING
Nixon has been a party to two restrictive covenants barring Negroes and other min-
orities from purchasing property.
EQUAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Nixon advocates a "voluntary approach" to the problem of job discrimination.
THIS WOULD KILL FEPC IN CALIFORNIA.
Nixon, in Congress, voted SEVEN TIMES against Federal FEPC.
EDUCATION
Nixon, in 1960, as Vice President, cast the tie-breaking vote that defeated the
Federal Aid to Education Bill authorizing federal grants for teachers' salaries and
school construction. THIS DEPRIVED THOUSANDS OF MINORITY CHILDREN OF
CLASSROOMS, EQUIPMENT AND COUNSELLING SERVICES.
NIXON - A MAN YOU CANNOT TRUST
Nixon has never been identified with the struggles of Negroes and other minority groups
in the fields of housing, employment discrimination, or voting rights. If he is elected
Governor, his action towards minority groups will be those of a hypocrite. He says one
thing, but does another.
Don't let Nixon deceive you again!
"
California has enacted more civil rights laws in four years
of Democratic rule than it got in the previous dozen years of Re-
publican dominance in Sacramento. " (Los Angeles Eagle, 9/14/61)
-- Vote for a man you can trust -
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR PAT BROWN ON NOVEMBER 6TH!
add
McLain's statements
& Two material
to. Finch
Mrs. Wilson
RN &PN coverage
Mr. & Mrs. Allan
/
D U 8 7346 Winchell
left these 2 Jobn this
Meon
10/1/62
the
Radio
KADIU
Don't buy the big lie.
Enemies of the Democratic Party are flooding
your mail box with fake photos. and false
statements smearing Governor Pat Brown and
other Democratic leaders as being soft on
Communism.
(Example)
These pictures in fact are faked. Here's the
real picture. Don't buy the big lie. Vote
Democratic. Reelect Governor Pat Brown.
This is a photograph of Governor Pat Brown. It is
a pictorial forgery, and is the admitted work of
the Nixon organisation. The picture has been
deliberately doctored. In this Nixon pamphlet,
Pat Brown and the CDC, the Governor is shown pur-
portedly applauding a statement that he supports
admission of Red China to the UN - a position
he has always in fact opposed. Here is the actual
picture. As you can see, the Governor was
applauding a 12 year old polio victim standing
beside him in braces and on crutches.
Another photo appears in this pamphlet, California
Dynasty of Communism, which has been circulated by
Nixon workers. Here you see the Governor apparently
bowing subserviently to Nikita Khrushchev pictured
opposite. Now where did they get this picture?
It was cut out of a news photo of Governor and
Mrs. Brown greeting a Laotian girl on an officially
sponsored goodwill mission. Another case of deliberate
doctoring.
Repudiate these dishenest attacks on the Democratic
Party, and reelect Pat Brown.
10
MEMORANDUM
TO: RN
FROM: AW
SUBJECT: Brown's Communist supporters -- we should demand that EPB repudiate them
The "Committee of 1000 San Francisco Lawyers" ran an ad supporting Brown in
the San Francisco Examiner - attached. Among those listed are seven notorious
Communists. The following is a rundown on the records of these seven -- as
taken from HUAC reports.
George R. Andersen. Identified as member CP by Mrs. Dorothy Jeffers, FBI under-
cover agent in party before HUAC 6/21/57. Andersen helped found a "legal bureau"
established in response to a directive in the early 1930's under the name of
International Juridical Association. He served on the National Committee of this
Communist controlled offshoot of the International Labor Defense in 1942. Also
served as legal advisor for Committee for Citizenship Rights. Also one of the
leaders of the National Lawyers Guild -- served as director of its San Francisco
chapter. Served on the Guild's National Executive Board 1956-57. Candidate for
Congress on the Communist created Independent Progressive Party in 1954. State-
ments of ownership People's World showed Andersen a stockholder 1947, 1949 and
1952-54. HUAC says Andersen is attorney for Northern California District of
the CP. Represented Archie Brown before HUAC hearings at time of San Francisco
riots. Law partner of Richard Gladstein (see below).
Benjamin Dreyfus. Identified 6/57 by Dr. Jack Patten, former CP member, as a
member of same CP cell. Member of National Lawyers Guild, elected secretary
SF chapter, 1941; Treasurer, 1944; Executive Secretary, 1945; Secretary in
1947, 1949 and 1950. Delegate 1954 from Bay area to annual convention
National Lawyers Guild, elected member executive board at 1956, 1957 conventions.
Toastmaster at Civil Rights Congress dinner that was the kickoff in a campaign
against Judge Harold Medina's refusal to grant bail to 11 Communists convicted
under Smith Act. 1957 - served as instructor at California Labor School.
Charles R. Garry: Identified as CP member by Dr. Jack Patten, former Party
member, at HUAC hearing 6/19/57. Retained by subversive Civil Rights Congress
in 1949 and 1952 to represent a number of defendants involved in legal pro-
ceedings in San Francisco. Also 1949 spokesman for a delegation which appeared
before US Attorney to protest contempt sentences meted out to Communists in
LA for failing to answer Federal Grand Jury questions. Member of National
Lawyers Guild since 1938. Represented S.F. chapter of Guild in submitting
brief against Communist registration ordinance of 1950. Also member of executive
board SF, and president of chapter 1951-54. Delegate from Bay Area to Guild's
national convention 1954. 1956 panel speaker at national convention and elected
to Guild's national executive board that year. 1948 ran as Congressional candidate
of the IPP. Also ran in special election held in 1949. Speaker California Labor
School and IWO sponsor and meeting chairman of SF Committee to Save the Rosenbergs.
Posted bail for 50 of 67 demonstrators arrested in San Francisco riots. Also
served as attorney for Robert Meisenback, the only person brought to trial for
rioting against the committee. Meisenback was acquitted.
page 2
Richard Gladstein. Also identified as a CP member by Dr. Jack Patten before
HUAC 6/19/57. Served as member of panel of attorneys defending 11 Communists
tried under Smith Act. His abusive treatment of the Court led Judge Harold
Medina to cite him for contempt and sentence him to 6 months in jail. Gladstein
served as official attorney for the Marine Cooks and Stewards Association of the
Pacific which was expelled by CIO in 1950 for adhering to CP line. In 1947 the
American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born appointed Gladstein
to be its local counsel in SF. Member of National Lawyers Guild, elected VP
in 1950. Delegate from Bay area to Guild's 1954 national convention. Law
partner of George R. Andersen.
Doris Brin Walker. Identified as CP member by FBI undercover agent Dickson P.
Hill before HUAC 12/2/53. Also by Dr. Jack Patten on 6/19/57. She appeared
before HUAC 12/4/53 - invoked 5th Amendment concerning CP membership. She is
in law practice with Richard Gladstein and Bertram Edises and with two other
identified SP members: Aubry Grossman and the late Harold Sawyer.
Walker quit practice of law in 1945 and, concealing her professional background,
worked at minor jobs in packing plants and other commercial firms. Between 1946
and 1949 she worked as a filling machine operator at H. J. Heinz Company; Cutter
Laboratories employed her as a "label clerk". While holding these low level jobs
she was active in the Cannery Workers Union and the United Office and Professional
Workers Union (also thrown out of CIO for following CP line). She resumed legal
practice in Alameda County in 1957. She was principal speaker at a rally protesting
LA convictions under Smith Act. During 1952 was retained as defense attorney for
the Civil Rights Congress. Member SF Committee to Save the Rosenbergs. Chairman
of Bay area campaign to win a new trial for Morton Sobell. Delegate to NLG
convention in November, 1954.
Bertram Edises. Identified as CP member 12/3/53 by Charles D. Blodgett, former
Communist and former reporter for People's World. Also identified by Dr. Jack
Patten. Edises has served as a member of the legal staff of the East Bay Civil
Rights Congress since its inception. Sworn testimony says Edises was assigned
by the CP to work with the CRC.. In 1947 he was chairman of that organization.
In 1944 he was elected as an alternate member of the State Committee of the
Communist Political Association. In 1950 he was IPP candidate for DA in Alameda
County. Also member of Washington Committee for Democratic Action, the American
League for Peace and Democracy, served as teacher at California Labor School.
Supported the Committee for Peaceful Alternatives to the Atlantic Pact. Edises
was forcibly ejected from the now famous HUAC hearings in SF. The California
Senate Fact Finding Subcommittee on UnAmerican Activities identifies Edises as
one of the ring leaders of the SF riots along with Saul Wachter, Archie Brown
and Merle Brodsky. Their instructions were to act openly to incite the crowd
to violence.
Sources: HUAC report, "Communist Legal Subversion:
HUAC report, "The Truth About the Film 'Operation Abolition"
Vincent Hallinan. IPP candidate for President of US, counsel to Harry Bridges
at last deportation proceedings. Invited USSR guest at Gary Powers trial. I
don't know if Hallinan has ever been "identified as a CP member, but the IPP
has certainly been identified as a Communist front.
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Attention
Senior Citizens
file
YOUR WELFARE IS AT STAKE!
*****
SPECIAL RALLY
*****
HEAR
GOV. EDMUND G. BROWN
GEORGE McLAIN
"Mister Senior Citizen"
and State Officials
Learn About the Plot to Force
the Elderly off Pension Rolls
THURSDAY, OCT. 18th - 1;30 p.m.
Morgan Hall 835 Locust Ave.
Long Beach
Free
Free
SPONSORED BY:
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE of SENIOR CITIZENS
CHESTER WOOD, Regional Director
Phone: HEmlock 7-1336 or
1138 E. 7th Street, Long Beach 13
436-1037
TUNE IN RADIO - MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
KGER (1390 k.c.) 2:30 p.m.
XERB (1090 k.c.) 5:45 p.m.
(over)
YOUR PENSION IS IN
JEOPARDY!
Richard Nixon says your Pension
check is a "handout". He prom-
ises to slash $27 million a year
from your Welfare Program.
Are You a Chiceler ?
Nixon says there are too many
"chiselers" among the Elderly.
107
(Over)
PRESS RELEASE
WILLIAM W. STOVER
Attorney at Law
11/3/62
315 West Ninth Street
Los Angeles 15, California
At WillRoges Park,
^ I have just handed to Governor Brown the attached
demand by three prominent Los Angeles attorneys that Mr. Brown
Thursday
repudiate an irresponsible statement made last night by Drew
Pearson -- a statement which reflects discredit upon every member
of the Bar, as well as upon the Brown campaign which sponsored
Pearson's telecast.
I have also handed to Mr. Brown a leaflet (copy
attached) headed "Fake Photos Smear Governor Brown as 'Red', which
prints photos from the pamphlet, "California Dynasty of Communism"
by Karl Prussion. Everyone in California knows by now that Mr.
Nixon has repudiated this pamphlet and that it is not being cir-
culated by Nixon workers.
Yet this leaflet bearing the sponsorship of the
Democratic State Central Committee falsely and directly attributes
the Prussion booklet to Richard Nixon's campaign. This leaflet
clearly violates Paragraphs 1, 3, 4, 6 and 7 of the Code of Fair
Campaign Practices signed by Mr. Brown and must be repudiated by
him if he is to keep faith with his pledge.
Mr. Brown has in his hands evidence of the scurrilous
and desperate last minute smear campaign being conducted on his
behalf. He can no longer avoid personal responsibility for either
repudiating or condoning by silence these disgraceful tactics.
###
November 2, 1962
Governor Brown:
Following is an exact quotation of remarks made by
Drew Pearson last night on a television program sponsored by you
or your campaign committee and broadcast over Los Angeles station
KTTV between 11:00 and 12:00 P.M.:
"I might say, in passing, that I have written
another story in a column saying that if
anyone is soft on communism -- or rather --
is soft on crime they should examine the
records of Mr. Murray Chotiner as a lawyer.
As a lawyer, he has every right to defend
anyone he wants to, but nevertheless he has
defended some very big-time criminals in this
country and I looked over the Docket of the
Superior Court of Los Angeles County, and in
the period of five years he and his law firm
together have represented 267 defendants. in
criminal cases."
Every attorney in California -- and you, Sir, are
one, -- should resent this quite direct implication that there is
something reprehensible in a lawyer's representing clients who
are defendants in criminal courts. On the contrary, as you know,
the Constitution of the United States (Bill of Rights, 6th
Amendment) provides that:
"In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall
enjoy the right to
have the Assistance of
Counsel for his defence."
This is a basic part of our system of justice.
We demand that you, as a fellow attorney, and in
keeping with paragraphs 1, 6 and 7 of the Code of Fair Campaign
Practices, which you signed, immediately and publicly repudiate
this statement by Drew Pearson and the tactics represented thereby.
/s/ J. Stanley Mullin
J. Stanley Mullin
/s/ Richards D. Barger
Richards D. Barger
/s/ William C. Farrer
William C. Farrer
Governor Brown:
I hand you this leaflet sponsored by the Democratic
State Central Committee.
You know well that Richard Nixon is in no way connected
with the Prussion pamphlet, as this leaflet directly leads its
readers to believe.
In keeping with the Code of Fair Campaign Practices,
I ask that you immediately and publicly repudiate this
scurrilous and defamatory leaflet.
WILLIAM W. STOVER
Hubbard
Program Director
Bob woods
Tony Newton-
agency
Bill witzit city. KNXT-
NOT offered any prime Time
Purcell
as a CBS-
CBS attys
optioned To network-
Posib. involvement in pending suits
a
Geul rigr lear deed is
Concerned about program-
JE Told To be on 'I
Pamel w/ Drew
NOT editing, but reviewing
within Kent, gator,
Proper, 1 & 6/wise
MODIC
= Pain pleas $ recterials
=2 spots rejected- -
Reviewing The 1 motrumise filed
Misseps.
Sales mgr - TONY-
Recognize:- a matter
offered GOP Time To
balance
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teac)rew=PrograwDir.KOUNT
Me, independens counsel reviewing Nos
putting on a program Glind
"Due care being exercised-
2 atty on premises when $ where being Taped
as 2AM This AM -
2" Short-
missing a new 2" ending-
2 atty rescreeved /
wons like The program
10 and X 6 atty - screened & conferred -
Respect CLT orders
No viol of As -
Phil Las key
PR65100
KPIX "5" San fram-
aver leave to make
KFMB TV San Diego
indgen's Gased on
own counsel -
NOT originaling is- A Tape GOF by sponsor
No network-
Coincidensal Time periods- 930-10 30 20
Being screened again right now-
Text of telegram sent today (11/2/62) to members of the Fair Campaign Practices
Committee
"Vigorously protest violation of Fair Campaign Practices Code in wide-
spread house to house distribution by Brown supporters of alleged Nixon house
deed containing purported restrictive covenant. Leaflet says: distributed by
Independent Voters of California, 8563 So. Broadway, Los Angeles 3, California,
R. Grady (Chairman). This address is a Brown for Governor Headquarters. Text
of leaflet falsely purports to be deed but much of context eliminated, cropped
and edited. Falsely implies racial prejudice. Flagrant violation of third,
fourth, fifth and seventh principles of the Code requires your earliest public
condemmation.
H. R. Haldeman
Campaign Manager
Nixon for Governor
Sent to:
Co-Chairman: Paul Veblen (Dem.) and N. E. Templemen (Rep.)
Members: Dem.: W. D. Henderson, Prof. Eugene D. Lee, James Sheppard
Rep.: Henry Duque, Richard E. Guggenhime, Leon Scales
will try to act on mon =
SF time for sat
Complaints
K
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Pat Mc benns on CBS Cast nite
Bill stout on KTLA
KTLA 5800 Sunset
m. Rob'T
Sta, Mgr.
Ho 2 9-3181
Connsel -
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Harfield Weedin - -
Program Div
Bob CBS Sutton - - VP-gal Mgr
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on app said prched land
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I purchased the lot for 116 K dollars
quoted statement re reliave on state etc
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value at least 100AM
next 11/3 99M sale nov
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I's sure to make (ands unionfortable
ifers to 52 - Hugles loan now new ones
X perhaps law reg all (ands to open
then private affair
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shldit answer by Nr Kl-
once we answer it'll be a new story
HK Day it isnt worthy of comment
BOB HALDEMAN
P. 0. Box 913
Los Altos
& P. C. Box 228
Fullerton
rented to
KARL PRUSSION
Nate White
from
Robert A. Hornby
October 25, 1962.
Dear Bob:
This arrived in my mailbox unsolicited
by me. Since it is not postmarked, I
cannot determine whether it came through
the mail or was hand delivered.
Apparently, they are using two
source points, Los Altos and Fullerton.
I again call attention to the fact
that I believe there is a State law that
required that the senders identify
themselves. A quick check on the two
post offices and the post office box
by a good operative should reveal the
renters of the P.O. boxes.
RAH
Mr. H. R. Haldeman
RAH: ph
ADS UP
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
0. BOX 913
Permit No. 45
ALTOS, CALIF.
Brea, California
turn Requested
CONFIDENALIAL
&
s
MR ROBERT A HORNBY
2515 SCOTT STREET
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF
DC
FLASH BUIIETIN !!