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From Walter Annenberg to Rose Mary Woods RE: Note to Jack Knight. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 9/25/1972
From Rose Mary Woods to Walter Annenberg RE: RN addressed the New York Victory of 1972 Dinner and John Mitchell's wife. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 9/27/1972
From Walter Annenberg to Rose Mary Woods RE: John Mitchell and his wife Martha Mitchell. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 9/15/1972
From Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman RE: Walter Annenberg favor. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 11/8/1972
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From Walter Annenberg to Rose Mary Woods RE: Note to Jack Knight. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 9/25/1972
From Rose Mary Woods to Walter Annenberg RE: RN addressed the New York Victory of 1972 Dinner and John Mitchell's wife. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 9/27/1972
From Walter Annenberg to Rose Mary Woods RE: John Mitchell and his wife Martha Mitchell. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 9/15/1972
From Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman RE: Walter Annenberg favor. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 11/8/1972
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
Contested Materials Collection
Folder List
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Folder Number
Document Date
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Subject
Document Type
Document Description
50
26
9/25/1972
Campaign
Letter
From Walter Annenberg to Rose Mary
Woods RE: Note to Jack Knight. 1pg.
50
26
9/27/1972
Campaign
Letter
From Rose Mary Woods to Walter
Annenberg RE: RN addressed the New York
Victory of 1972 Dinner and John Mitchell's
wife. 1pg.
50
26
9/15/1972
Campaign
Letter
From Walter Annenberg to Rose Mary
Woods RE: John Mitchell and his wife
Martha Mitchell. 1pg.
50
26
11/8/1972
Campaign
Memo
From Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman
RE: Walter Annenberg favor. 1pg.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
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DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL RECORD [NIXON PROJECT]
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nemo
annenberg to oods, re: conspir-
3/30/72
[Doc 84]
Com.
any of newspaper people
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Letter
annenberg to Woods, re: note
9/25/72
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Doc 85]
TO Jack Kinight
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Letter
Woods to annenberg, re
9/27/72
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Presidents address out new
[Doc 86]
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york witory 172 Denier
attachment
Letter, annerbey to woods,
re: martha mitchell, 9/15/72
N-Y
Onems
Woods to Haldemen, re:
11/8/72
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[Doc 88]
annenberg favor
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meno
armerberg to Woods, re:
12/23/72
Conv.
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loyalty ; La Times, etc.
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rights.
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EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
LONDON
September 25, 1972
Dear Rose Mary:
You will recall that I sent you a copy
of my note to Jack Knight, together with a
tear sheet; accordingly, I am enclosing here-
with an acknowledgement appertaining thereto.
putin RN's Raiding File
Incidentally, when he refers to my re-
turning to the United States within a month
or so, I do expect to be back the latter part
of October and shall remain until about the
10th of November, which should provide me an
opportunity for seeing him. Frankly I want
to reveiw with Knight his organization's
direction of the Philadelphia newspapers.
I am also enclosing a column on Clement
Stone that may not have come to your attention.
Cordially,
Walter Annenberg
Ambassador
Enclosures
Miss Rose Mary Woods,
Secretary to the President,
The White House.
Spl,
September 27, 1972
Dear Mr. Ambassador:
While this note will not be typed up until I get back to
the office, I am trying to catch up on my correspondence
during our flight from New York to California. Last
night the President addressed the New York Victory '72
Dinner (which was carried on closed circuit television
to 26 other dinners) and now tonight he will address the
one in Los Angeles -- with a stop in San Francisco for
their fund-raising luncheon on the way!
I couldn't agree more with your comments concerning
our problem wife and wish there were some way to
effectively carry out your suggestion. I know John is
doing his very best!
With warm personal regards to you and Lee,
Sincerely,
Rose Mary Woods
Secretary to the President
The Honorable Walter H. Annenberg
American Ambassador
London
RMW:MA:mcp
WALTER H. ANNENBERG
September 15, 1972
Dear Rose Mary:
I enclose clippings that underscore the fear I
indicated in my last letter to you on the subject of
Martha Mitchell. Publicity leukemia is incurable,
and this poor soul is capable of trying to implicate
the President in plotting against her, so as to pro-
duce sensational media coverage, and this can occur
any time up to the date of election.
While I respect John Mitchell's affection for
his wife, I think he has a duty to the President to
effectively muzzle her.
Cordially,
Walter Annenberg
Ambassador
Enclosures:
1. "Mrs. Mitchell to Write Book", from the Paris
edition of the Herald Tribune, 9-15-72.
2. "Martha sets record straight", from the Stars
and Stripes, 9-15-72.
Miss Rose Mary Woods,
Secretary to the President,
The White House,
Washington, D.C.
November 8, 1972
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Bob Haldeman
Rose
fee
FROM:
Rose Mary Woods
Ambassador Walter Annenberg called to
say how thrilled he is - what an immense personal tribute to
the President that vote was- a magnificent personal triumph.
He said he is going back to London on Friday
morning. Wanted to ask a favor: If it is at all possible he would
like to fly down to Florida tomorrow and shake his hand -- he
does not want to visit with him -- just shake hands says this
is such a highly emotional triumph, etc.
I told him I did not know what the schedule
was but I knew his family were going with them and that David
had only the one day to be with them -- but that you would know
what else might be scheduled,
Would you please have someone call and let
the Ambassador know or maybe if you have the time it might
be a good idea if you could call personally.
Home Number (Philadelphia )
Code
215
473-7711
(if not there -- office
Code 215 688-7400
THANKS.
(Or if you want me to call - let me know).
I was told F lanigor was to
down. call innending to turn This