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This file contains: From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Hauser's campaign participation. Attachment of Hauser's 1972 campaign activities. 2 pgs. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 3/31/1971 From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Lack of acknowledgement towards supporter's hard work (specifically Committee to Re-Elect). 2 pgs. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 12/18/1972 From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Work during campaign. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 12/20/1972

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This file contains: From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Hauser's campaign participation. Attachment of Hauser's 1972 campaign activities. 2 pgs. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 3/31/1971 From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Lack of acknowledgement towards supporter's hard work (specifically Committee to Re-Elect). 2 pgs. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 12/18/1972 From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Work during campaign. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 12/20/1972
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library Contested Materials Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 50 36 3/31/1971 Campaign Memo From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Hauser's campaign participation. Attachment of Hauser's 1972 campaign activities. 2pgs. 50 36 12/18/1972 Campaign Letter From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Lack of acknowledgement towards supporter's hard work (specifically Committee to Re-Elect). 2pgs. 50 36 12/20/1972 Campaign Memo From Rita E. Hauser to Rose Mary Woods RE: Work during campaign. 1pg. Tuesday, May 29, 2012 Page 1 of 1 DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL RECORD [NIXON PROJECT] DOCUMENT DOCUMENT SUBJECT/TITLE OR CORRESPONDENTS DATE RESTRICTION NUMBER TYPE N-1 memo RitaE. Houser towards, re: 12/7/70 ( cmp) [Doc 144] yostsporty Cover Cattached to - nate re: Homarr's trip to DC, n.d.] N-2 meno Hanser to woods, u: possible 3/31/71 c (mia) Doc 145] judgeship [Doc 146] attachment: Hausen to mitchell, re: Housen 1972 Campargn certinities, 3/31/71 N-3 Letter Hausen to Woods, re: work 12/18/72 cerias [Doc 147] at CRP Nrl meno Stausen to woods, re: 12/20/72 cant Com- [Doc 148] chistmas, work during Campaign N-5 memo ? fauser to woods, ne: attached 1/8/73 crant) [Doc 149] letter FILE GROUP TITLE BOX NUMBER PPF 27 FOLDER TITLE H [20f 6] RESTRICTION CODES A. Release would violate a Federal statute or Agency Policy. E. Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or B. National security classified information. financial information. C. Pending or approved claim that release would violate an individual's F. Release would disclose investigatory information compiled for law rights. enforcement purposes. D. Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of privacy G. Withdrawn and return private and personal material. or a libel of a living person. H. Withdrawn and returned non-historical material. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1421 (4-85) Presidential Materials Review Board Review on Contested Documents Collection: President's Personal Files Box Number: 27 Folder: H [2 of 6] Document Disposition 144 Retain Close Invasion of Privacy 145 Return Private/Political 146 Return Private/Political 147 Return Private/Personal 148 Return Private/Political 149 Retain Open MEMORANDUM Date 3/31/71 From RITA E. HAUSER To Rose Woods After much soul searching and several talks with John (who asked me about participation in the '72 campaign), I decided to put off the idea of a judge- ship until I am older, less zappy and generally ready to "retire". I feel very good about this decision, as I was upset at the thought of not being able to work my heart out again for RN in '72. I saw John this morning, and thought you might like to see the ideas we discussed for my campaign participation starting now. Any thoughts? John also told me about the small group of six or so to be announced soon as a general cover. I told him I thought the group should have a woman on it. The time is really here for a woman in politics to be assigned something other than "woman's work". I think he agrees. Anyway, do tell the President I am in the act and very happy about it. I think it will beAhard race and I am delighted to help the good cause again. Love. R March 31, 1971 To: John N. Mitchell From: Rita E. Hauser Subject: Hauser 1972 Campaign Activities Pursuant to our discussions this morning, I propose the following activities on my part, subject to your approval: 1. Intelligence Operation: I would gather a small group of loyal Nixon people who are close to the scene in the Left of the GOP and to include those with expertise on Lindsay, Gardner, Goodell, Common Cause, et al, to meet informally. The group would continue to gather information on the plans of any of those who might oppose RN in the primaries or in the media; it would track Lindsay closely; it would follow the plans of Common Cause. Sometime in the near future, I would submit an analysis, to be updated periodically, on the expected moves of these people, as well as McCloskey, Hickel and Hatfield. The people I have in mind have, in the past, been very helpful in supplying me with information, and I can count on all of them. Some include people active in the peace movement, who would be kept on the outer fringe of my group but hand-held enough to be very useful. I would like to keep this operation small and quiet, with the group meeting from time to time in my office or home. We would need a modest budget for entertainment expenses, telephone, etc., and some travel, as I want to touch base with contacts on the Left in California and Wisconsin. I would think $2,500 would be right for a time. Please advise on the above and let me know how to effectuate the details. 2. I would like to begin acceptance of TV and debating appearances, to be arranged at the outset through Sen. Dole and the National Committee. This has been my forte these past few years, and I think it is important to begin public supportive debates for RN. 3. When you surface in command, presumably sometime in early 1972, I would like to be your assistant for such duties as you and I think I can best do. I can be in Washington for three days a week and then step up after the Convention. REH Holdems RITA E. HAUSER 130 EAST END AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 10028 file December 18, 1972 Dear Rose: I wanted to wish you a very happy New Year to come. You are often in my thoughts, and I hope all goes well for you. My life is back to normal. Being a top partner in a major Wall Street law firm has advantages which I am enjoying, and my family is well, too There is an unhappiness to note, and it is one which baffles me and disturbs me. Many of us who gave so much of ourselves this past year for the great victory of the President seem, as of this writing, quite out of things. In fact, it pains me to say that none of us who made up the Members of the Committee to Re-Elect (Max Fisher, Tom Pappas, Frank Dale, etc.) have yet even to receive a word of thanks from anyone for our efforts. Phone calls to Bob Haldeman are simply never returned, and letters are unanswered. Have the President's most loyal supporters and defenders, who took all the heat for him on several unpalatable issues during the Campaign, been simply superseded by the new friends in the Team- sters Union? Many of us have been asking one another whether we simply are no longer wanted. RITA E. HAUSER 130 EAST END AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 10028 Do you know the answer to this question? I cannot answer this when it is put to me, as it has by very many persons these last ten days. I personally wrote to Bob and asked to see the President about a matter of interest to me. I have never had the courtesy of even the slightest reply. Does this mean I am no longer welcome? If so, I would like to know why, in order to determine my own future relationships. Or is it simple inadvertence? I assure you Rose, it was not easy to take on the toughest anti-Nixon groups and to wean some of them over, or to get the maximum favorable press for Nixon in the campaign by hours of talk with press people not generally favorable to the White House. Or, most important, to break into groups inhospitable to us in the past. I don't know if it is fair to burden you with these questions, but in the light of all put forth in the past, and some in Nixon's darkest hours out of office, for him, for our Party and all our common goals, Ihave to put them to someone lest I draw the wrong conclusions. I hope you will speak to Bob for me, ********** indeed even to the President, for I am full of sorrow before a situation I frankly do not comprehend. Perhaps you will be good enough to call me one of these days about it. Love. Rita December 20, 1972 Rita Hauser to rmw "Merry Christmas" "II wanted to tell you to have a good Christmas -- then also that I sent you a letter yesterday. I was feeling very blue - an awful lot of us who worked our heart out in the campaign and no one has heard a word. Tom Pappas/ Frank Dale/ Rita Hauser/ Max Fisher, / Frank Borman/ Mayor of Dallas/ Ed Nixon. "What bothers me -- why are they takking off all these peopl ? "I talked with Clark MacGregor -- I have talked with John Mitchell -- Clark said he is shocked and embarrassed -- completely left out of it. "