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From Margaret Brock to Rose Mary Woods RE: California Campaign of 1972. 2 pgs. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 10/10/1972
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
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10/10/1972
Campaign
Memo
From Margaret Brock to Rose Mary Woods
RE: California Campaign of 1972. 2pgs.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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10/10/72
Margaret Brock to rmw
"It looks great. I think they are working hard. I called in
and I talked with Lyn Nofsiger at length. He has it all figured
out for California. He thinks we will do better in Northern
California than normally.
rmw said - Yes but that is not because of anything he and Reagan
have done but because David Packard has worked like a dog up
there.
Margaret said Yes that is right - he gave a report at the State
Central Committee in the afternoon and he is really working hard.
Then Lyn said Fresno looks better than it has before.
Orange County and San Diego are terrific. They are so over
on their margin.
Riverside and San Bernardino are ok.
Los Angeles - we are concerned about that but think they are
holding their own.
They have 61 Nixon Headquarters in Los Angeles.
Jim Welbourn is Banowski's assistant. What they see through - as you
talk with people they talk about the apathy and the complacency.
The only threat is because the President is SO far out in front on the
polls. The more the leaders talk about that
maybe the better
Down at the State Central Committee on September 30th Governor
Reaganxisxfoxxxxx in his talk gave a magnificent talk for the Presid ent
and his Administration. I had never heard
the President's foreign policy expressed SO welkxxxxxx -- well --
as to why he went to China/ Russia, etc.
Then inthe afternoon Banowsky threw the scare into them. He said
I don't think they are scared enough. I don;t think our people are
scared enough.
California he has to carry California.
RmW told Margaret to bug them about getting the volunteers -- about
asking some of the people NX who have worked in previous campaigns
- 2 -
to show them how -- what to do with the volunteers -- and
to get the old ones back in -- they know what to do and want to
help.
She promised to do that -- and was going to talk with Earl Adams
about it that afternoon as well and see what he might suggest as
she was going to his office on business anyway.
rmwoods