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Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Cox - North Carolina, New York, and meeting Anderson on 11/01/1972. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 11/1/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Gardner, calling Ed Cox about data, and radio polls. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 11/3/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Connecticut, CRP + REPO, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts media. 1pgs [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/27/1972
To: Gordon Strachan From: David Parker RE: Ed Cox's desire to spend 10/22 and 10/25 at 1701, as well as schedule for his trip. Also includes handwritten notes. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/16/1972
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan Re: Rochester. Weakest organizations in New York for the Committee to Re-Elect the President is in Rochester. Has handwritten notes from Fred. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/23/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Boston. 2pgs [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], no date
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE: Rochester. Weakest organizations in New York for the Committee to Re-Elect the President is in Rochester. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/23/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Rochester, Minnesota. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/22/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Jerry Jones and Washington camp being in trouble. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], no date
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE: Western Massachusetts and New York. In Western Massachusetts, the President has a good chance. Buttons and bumper sticker problems in New York being resolved. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/10/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - ex-mayor Collin in Boston. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/10/1972
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE: Western Massachusetts and New York. In Western Massachusetts, the President has a good chance. Buttons and bumper sticker problems in New York being resolved. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/10/1972
To: Gordon Strachan From: Wallace B. Henley RE: Interest in attached letter. Letter from Fitzgerald Bemiss to Wallace Henley about the Virginia Committee for the Re- Election of the President attached. 3pgs [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/3/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Western Massachusetts; checking Springfield (no computer printouts); Kings County, NY (have buttons and bumper stickers). 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/10/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Agnew, CRP, Polls, Allen Hall. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/5/1972
To: Frederic Malek From: Alex Armendariz RE: Spanish Speaking Campaign Materials [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 9/18/1972
To: Gordon Strachan From: David Parker RE: Saving Bob some grief and time by telling Ed Cox to call Strachan with political information from trips. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 9/11/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Virginia (problem with Scott, Roy Beavers, Allen Hall); Henley to report to Cox. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 9/25/1972
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Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Cox - North Carolina, New York, and meeting Anderson on 11/01/1972. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 11/1/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Gardner, calling Ed Cox about data, and radio polls. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 11/3/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Connecticut, CRP + REPO, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts media. 1pgs [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/27/1972
To: Gordon Strachan From: David Parker RE: Ed Cox's desire to spend 10/22 and 10/25 at 1701, as well as schedule for his trip. Also includes handwritten notes. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/16/1972
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan Re: Rochester. Weakest organizations in New York for the Committee to Re-Elect the President is in Rochester. Has handwritten notes from Fred. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/23/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Boston. 2pgs [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], no date
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE: Rochester. Weakest organizations in New York for the Committee to Re-Elect the President is in Rochester. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/23/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Rochester, Minnesota. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/22/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Jerry Jones and Washington camp being in trouble. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], no date
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE: Western Massachusetts and New York. In Western Massachusetts, the President has a good chance. Buttons and bumper sticker problems in New York being resolved. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/10/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - ex-mayor Collin in Boston. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/10/1972
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE: Western Massachusetts and New York. In Western Massachusetts, the President has a good chance. Buttons and bumper sticker problems in New York being resolved. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/10/1972
To: Gordon Strachan From: Wallace B. Henley RE: Interest in attached letter. Letter from Fitzgerald Bemiss to Wallace Henley about the Virginia Committee for the Re- Election of the President attached. 3pgs [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/3/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Western Massachusetts; checking Springfield (no computer printouts); Kings County, NY (have buttons and bumper stickers). 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/10/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed Cox - Agnew, CRP, Polls, Allen Hall. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 10/5/1972
To: Frederic Malek From: Alex Armendariz RE: Spanish Speaking Campaign Materials [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 9/18/1972
To: Gordon Strachan From: David Parker RE: Saving Bob some grief and time by telling Ed Cox to call Strachan with political information from trips. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 9/11/1972
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Virginia (problem with Scott, Roy Beavers, Allen Hall); Henley to report to Cox. 1pg [Subject: Campaign] [Other Document], 9/25/1972
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41
8
11/1/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE:
Cox - North Carolina, New York, and
meeting Anderson on 11/01/1972. 1pg
41
8
11/3/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed
Cox - Gardner, calling Ed Cox about data,
and radio polls. 1pg
41
8
10/27/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed
Cox - Connecticut, CRP + REPO,
Wisconsin, and Massachusetts media. 1pgs
41
8
10/16/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Gordon Strachan From: David Parker
RE: Ed Cox's desire to spend 10/22 and
10/25 at 1701, as well as schedule for his
trip. Also includes handwritten notes. 1pg
41
8
10/23/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan Re:
Rochester. Weakest organizations in New
York for the Committee to Re-Elect the
President is in Rochester. Has handwritten
notes from Fred. 1pg
41
8
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed
Cox - Boston. 2pgs
41
8
10/23/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE:
Rochester. Weakest organizations in New
York for the Committee to Re-Elect the
President is in Rochester.
41
8
10/22/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE:
Rochester, Minnesota. 1pg
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Page 1 of 3
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
No Date
Subject
Document Type
Document Description
41
8
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE:
Jerry Jones and Washington camp being in
trouble. 1pg
41
8
10/10/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE:
Western Massachusetts and New York. In
Western Massachusetts, the President has a
good chance. Buttons and bumper sticker
problems in New York being resolved. 1pg
41
8
10/10/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed
Cox - ex-mayor Collin in Boston. 1pg
41
8
10/10/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Fred Malek From: Gordon Strachan RE:
Western Massachusetts and New York. In
Western Massachusetts, the President has a
good chance. Buttons and bumper sticker
problems in New York being resolved. 1pg
41
8
10/3/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Gordon Strachan From: Wallace B.
Henley RE: Interest in attached letter. Letter
from Fitzgerald Bemiss to Wallace Henley
about the Virginia Committee for the Re-
Election of the President attached. 3pgs
41
8
10/10/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed
Cox - Western Massachusetts; checking
Springfield (no computer printouts); Kings
County, NY (have buttons and bumper
stickers). 1pg
41
8
10/5/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE: Ed
Cox - Agnew, CRP, Polls, Allen Hall. 1pg
41
8
9/18/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Frederic Malek From: Alex Armendariz
RE: Spanish Speaking Campaign Materials
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Page 2 of 3
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
No Date
Subject
Document Type
Document Description
41
8
9/11/1972
Campaign
Memo
To: Gordon Strachan From: David Parker
RE: Saving Bob some grief and time by
telling Ed Cox to call Strachan with political
information from trips. 1pg
41
8
9/25/1972
Campaign
Other Document
Handwritten notes (author unknown) RE:
Virginia (problem with Scott, Roy Beavers,
Allen Hall); Henley to report to Cox. 1pg
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Page 3 of 3
11/1
Cox
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West Cnty - still irbrating
anderson - meet + review Cong
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anderson suffock Cnty
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and
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Sy madison
Radio poles show 1 pt beht
Drop /
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- -Gordaan 12% -
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10/27
Ed Cox - Conn.
- Redenled cand per any
dispute a Gor
not enal Sun's
CRP + Repo not working
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well together
san's -
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- mass medice-
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MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 16, 1972
6:00 p.m.
MEMORANDUM FOR:
GORDON STRACHAN
FROM:
DAVID PARKER
Ed Cox has indicated his desire to spend Sunday, October 22nd, and
Wednesday, October 25th, at 1701. He told me that you were setting
up all day extensive briefings and tours for him.
I will assume that you will move off in this regard and if you feel that
there is any need for some one to "advance" or prepare schedules for
his activities of those days, I would suggest that you deal directly with
Allen Hall.
15-ming
If you have any questions, please call.
Sun.
Polling - Teeter or Ganish
wed
Air.- Jeny Jones /FM ~
CC:
Allen Hall Sun.
PR/Ads - mag / Dailey Joanou
Begin
Sun's - Porter [Foust
Sun.
- Planning Marill
rp.
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-morning best a
Air mail - Morgan
aftercopm.
L Finance Telephone - - nunn/Evans 430
wed
Late wed
Budget
Hall - will cheektimes
materials - Louis Pale
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Gorden-
ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL
October 23, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR:
FRED MALEK
FROM:
GORDON STRACHAN S
SUBJECT:
Rochester
I have learned that one of the weakest organizations in
New York for the Committee to Re-Elect the President is
in Rochester. Apparently, the problem is not just the
man at the top but the entire organization.
Soy who? ? w hat are
specifies
fred
Ed cot
617-
328 -
Booton - 1500 x201
- outside - no
- press Press Sicy - CRP
Disk Pick
3 day vacation
Daley
Dick Poley
to me
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Conte-Spenjed
at Gov. Durght
per CRP.
Silvante
- suggested call off Def
Siloro
Get Vut Vate Hon Chan accepting will
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1) our
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3) on vacation
4) Recomm notcome
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GORDON STRACHAN
FROM:
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Date:
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NOIDNIHSVM
THE WHITE HOUSE
Burer
Outcher 23, 1972
- FOR:
FRED MALSE
I
GORDON STARCHAM
I
Rechester
% have learned that one of the weakest organizations in
Hate for the Consittee to Re-Mlect the President is
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Mecheator, Apparently, the problem is not just the
- at the sep Name but the entire organisation.
08/jb
Baus Rd Cox file
10/22
Rochester, minn
- Teleprompter TU.
news Dir intererie
- whe Cable TV for ad's
- Boe Crebs - 507-289-0555
Jeny Jones
Yalima Cnty wash nothing
fo P.
only Bledsoe + Dan Evans
wash camp in trouble
Danny Todd -
out there for duration
Parda
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ADMINISTRATIVELY COMPENSITIAL
Outsber 10, 1972
MEMORANDOM FOR:
FRED MALUK
FROM:
GORDON STRACKAN
SUBJECT:
Western Massachusetts
and New York
I have learned that in vestern Massachusetts the President
has a particularly good change. Apparently, the Democratio
Congressmen Boland is really for the President and has no
Republican opponent. He wen't come out publicly for the
President but his organization eanhhelp me. Also, there's
as Micral Republican Congressional candidate by the name of
Cente who has an excellent personal organization. If Costs
were approached right, his personal organization could be
used for the benefit of the President.
Apparently, Springfield, Naesachusetts has no computer
printents.
no
In Mastover, Massachusetts, the leval organization is pushing
for a visit by Agnew, Apparently, it is an area of Democrate
paira
but Reman Catholic and conservative. You may want to check
Late the political value of Agnew going into this area of
I
Reports indicate that the buttons and bumper sticker problems
are being resolved in Boston and Kings County, New York.
Novever, Hings County, New York is still complaining about
needing literature.
GS/jb
FU - 10/13
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
10/10
EQ Cox
Exmayor calling - Boston
a Conn Dem folling wtz
- Effective Spoflesman
S
beonford max Chirstian
- Chages remarks -
package w/ Mc G
Here's
what it means.
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Mother + fall
who + Ruse
ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL
October 10, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR:
FRED MALEK
FROM:
GORDON STRACHAN
SUBJECT:
Western Massachusetts
and New York
I have learned that in western Massachusetts the President
has a particularly good chance. Apparently, the Democratic
Congressman Boland is really for the President and has no
Republican opponent. He won't come out publicly for the
President but his organization can help us. Also, there's
a liberal Republican Congressional candidate by the name of
Conte who has an excellent personal organization. If Conte
were approached right, his personal organization could be
used for the benefit of the President.
Apparently, Springfield, Massachusetts has no computer
printouts.
In Westover, Massachusetts, the local organization is pushing
for a visit by Agnew. Apparently, it is an area of Democrats
but Roman Catholic and conservative. You may want to check
into the political value of Agnew going into this area of
Massachusetts.
Reports indicate that the buttons and bumper sticker problems
are being resolved in Boston and Kings County, New York.
However, Kings County, New York is still complaining about
needing literature.
TO cox
MEMORANDUM
10/10
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 3, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR:
GORDON STRACHAN
FROM:
WALLACE B. HENLEY
But
Thought you'd be interested in the attached. I have not
forwarded this to the man I met in your office, and will
leave that to your discretion.
Virginia Committee
for the Re-election
of the President
615 EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA (703) 644-7661
MAILING ADDRESS: BOX 1D, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23201
September 26, 1972
Mr. Wallace Henley
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Wallace:
I thought it might be a good idea to write you the substance
of what I said. this afternoon to you in response to your phone call.
You referred to a comment that the Virginia Committee for the Re-
election of the President "is too close Spong". I can assure you
this is not so; not only are we not "too close", or at all close --
we are totally unrelated.
The purpose of the Virginia Committee has been to create a
politically comfortable structure into which could come Republicans,
Democrats, and Independents to work thoroughly and effectively for
the re-election of the President. I believe we have built a rather
good statewide organization. In almost every locality we have
Democrat and Republican Co-Chairmen. The Republican is always a
person selected by the local Republican leadership. The Democrat is
selected with the advice of conservative Democrat friends like Mills
Godwin and many others with whom I have worked in State politics
over the years. The Republican Co-Chairman obviously is committed
to the full Republican ticket. As for the Democrat Co-Chairman, I
take pains not to get anyone who is involved in the Senate or House
campaign for a Democrat. Obviously, so long as they are not partic-
ularly involved, we don't take any "blood tests" because our purpose
is to rise above people's past allegiances and present secondary
commitments and unify as many as possible in support of the President.
In localities of particular Republican strength and competence
(there are an impressive number of them), our Committee is really
working through the Republican leadership, which leadership of course
is working actively for Scott. In some particularly conservative
rural areas with strong Democrat history and 1968 Wallace support,
the ball will necessarily be carried mainly by conservative Democrats
suggested to me by old pros like Watt Abbitt and others. These
people, of course, have no involvement with Spong. In short, I am
Mr. Wallace Henley
-2-
September 26, 1972
not aware of a single instance across the State where any of our
leadership people are actively associated with the campaign of any
Democrat candidate; and in a great many instances our leadership
people are actively involved in the Scott campaign.
As for my own position, I have considered it to be of great impor-
tance that I make it clear that I am working for the re-election of the
President. Before I became involved in the campaign, I told Bill Spong
(with whom I served in the State Senate) that my overriding interest
would be the re-election of the President and that in one capacity or
another I intended to be involved in that campaign; therefore, I would
take no part in the senatorial campaign. When John Mitchell called me
about the Chairmanship of the Virginia Committee and asked me particu-
larly about my association with Spong, I told him just what I had told
Spong. This satisfied Mr. Mitchell, and I have stuck absolutely to
that line. If it made sense in the first place to select an "independ-
ent Democrat" as Chairman, then it seems to make sense for me to maintain
that position.
I know some of the Scott supporters have felt that we should run
a joint campaign. But our Committee, Cynthia Newman, Dortch Warriner,
and I, agree that that's not our assignment. Furthermore, we agree
that we are doing very well letting local leadership and local volun-
teers do more or less what they want to in that regard. The practical
consequence has been that in a majority of instances these headquarters
are primarily Nixon headquarters, but secondly headquarters for
Republican candidates. The headquarters in Chesterfield County, for
example, where I took Ed Cox yesterday, is a Nixon-Scott headquarters
and I introduced Congressman Scott myself.
We are going to keep on getting a certain amount of flak on this
score -- more I suppose as the campaign goes on. But unless I get a
different directive from you men at the helm, I am going to stay on
this line, and I hope you will back me up. Incidentally, I mentioned
a new weekly newspaper in the Richmond area - The Richmond Mercury -
which referred to me as a Spong supporter. Given the nature of the
paper and its circulation, I judged it would be wise to let that
inaccurate statement go and not get into any elaborate explanations
which would give others the opportunity to make my balancing act more
difficult.
If you see any more brush fires on this score, for goodness sake,
let me know so we can try to put them out. Many thanks for calling me.
FitzGerald Gerry Bemiss
Sincerely,
Chairman
10/10
Ed Cost
Western mass
P a go chance
Bollen - Dem Congmen
ae really for P, no Rep.
- apponent won't come 0
Some Stroke
Conte - liberal Rep - good pers
Stan
organization CRP.
anderson
mayors aprea Conte's organis
will be helpful.
S check - Springlid no computer Prent outs
To get agrew in to Westover, Mass
DR AFB.
-all Demis- Roman, cath, Consere.
vn
need Bumper Stillers + Literature
Boston - ST organization
Kings County nY- Drave Butten +
Xhee Dale - need Literature
Premper Stider
Ed lot
10/5
1) - on see agree had been
there, adomen doing
bad job.
- -CRP- fever retter
-Local cpl lut competent
872- 1430
2 coolis town of can
- -Poll, Finance
cong cands, Sat' PM.(1730)
nest-Tues
alcen Hall - check fertime
Dave Parker
Commition
for the Re-election
of the President
1701 PINNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 (202) 333-0920
September 18, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR THE HONORABLE FREDERIC MALEK
FROM:
ALEX ARMENDARIZ
a
SUBJECT:
SPANISH SPEAKING CAMPAIGN MATERIALS
The criticism of Spanish-speaking campaign literature leaves
us baffled. We are relatively certain'our own materials are
not at fault since our Mexican American brochures will not be
ready for distribution until next week, and no Spanish language
or Puerto Rican literature has been released from this office
yet. Our fact sheets are in English and have been extremely
well received in all areas.
To get to the bottom of this criticism, it would be necessary
to take a look at the materials in question. Our guess is that
the comments may have been inspired by the RNC brochures which
we all agree totally miss the mark and therefore have not been
used. It is also possible that local groups have developed and
distributed literature that has not been cleared by this office,
although we have no knowledge of such activity.
To the best of our knowledge, Lyn Nofziger is not rewriting any
Spanish-speaking literature.
cc: Mr. Gordon Strachan
MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
September 11, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR:
GORDON STRACHAN
FROM:
DAVIDE PARKER
I talked with Ed Cox today and he informed that quite often when
he returns from a trip and has picked up various bits and pieces
of political information that he calls Bob directly to relate this
data. I suggested to him that you were the action arm and political
liaison between Bob and Clark, at which point he asked if it would
be appropriate for him to call you rather than Bob, so as to not to
waste Bob's time. I informed him that would be completely appro-
priate, therefore, I think we may have saved Bob some grief and
time.
Accordingly, be prepared for a barrage.
cc:
Larry Higby
9/25
Va -
Prol w/ Scott
Replace
Bemis two for spong
-ade prees. -2 del's he I Bemis.
CRP - fulled - ulspong people
no press + Cot Dept away
-Roy Beacers - new Eree Dir
-alan Hall - name of
put in by Bemis.
A man per Cox
Holtens
Dave Richey - -delivered
Tusice each to Uce - zwas
scote - -crows around Bemis.
Goodearle re agnewtip
to Va.
Henley to report to Cox