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This file contains: From Bayley to Ehrlichman RE the election of Allison. 1 pg. [Subject: Campaign] [Letter], 12/1/1970 From Ehrlichman to Arvidson RE personal familial affairs. 4 pgs. [Subject: Personal] [Letter], 12/16/1970

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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 54 65 12/1/1970 Campaign Letter From Bayley to Ehrlichman RE the election of Allison. 1 pg. 54 65 12/16/1970 Personal Letter From Ehrlichman to Arvidson RE personal familial affairs. 4 pgs. Wednesday, April 01, 2015 Page 1 of 1 Richard Nixon Presidential Library Contested Materials Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 54 65 12/1/1970 Campaign Letter From Bayley to Ehrlichman RE the election of Allison. 1 pg. 54 65 12/16/1970 Personal Letter From Ehrlichman to Arvidson RE personal familial affairs. 3 pgs. Wednesday, April 01, 2015 Page 1 of 1 Presidential Materials Review Board Review on Contested Documents Collection: WHSF: WHCF: Subject Files Box Number: 10 Folder: Gen. FG 5-11-1/Ehrlichman, John D. 12/1/70 - 12/31/70 Document Disposition 204 Retain Open 205 Return Private/Political BAYLEY TO EHRLICHMAN rc: "DEAR JOHN: I VERY MUCH APPRECIATE YOUR TAKING..." 206 Retain Open 207 Retain Open 208 Retain Open 209 Retain Open 210 Retain Open 211 Retain Open 212 Retain Open 213 Retain Open 214 Retain Open 215 Retain Open 216 Retain Open 217 Retain Open 218 Return Private/Personal LETTER, ENRLICHMAN TO ARVIDSON re: "DEAR MRS. ARVIDSON: ONE OF THE BEST THINGS ABOUT... 219 Retain Open 220 Retain Close Invasion of Privacy LETTER, EARLICHMAN TO WILLIAMS re: HIGHLINE SAVINGS AND LOAN 221 Retain Open 222 Retain Open 223 Retain Open 224 Retain Open 225 Retain Open 226 Retain Open 3 fres DEC 4. 1970 GENERAL PL/ST47 JOHN D 1670 Magnolia Blvd. W. Seattle 98199 December 1, 1970 Mr. John Ehrlichman The White House Washington, D.C. Dear John: I very much appreciate your taking the time to visit with Dick Allison and me during x our recent visit. We are now about two hours away from final certification of the election. With the re-count three-fourths complete last night we had lost only eight votes, so things look good. I look forward to continuing our close communicative relationship in the months ahead and please let us know if there is anything we can do for you here in Seattle. Our interim office will be Room 200 Medical Arts Building, II17 Second Avenue, Seattle 98101, phone 206- MA3-6038 or MA2-4680. Have a happy holiday season. Sincerely, China x Christopher T. Bayley GENERAL December 16, 1970 kman, Johnn Dear Mrs. Arvidson:, Ruth H. EHRLICHMAN, JOHN D One of the best things about this job is in hearing from old friends. And every now and then I get a surprise. I had no idea that John Hurlbut and you were brother and sister. He, of all my law school professors, probably had more influence on the way in which I practiced law than anyone else. So the Hurlbuts have influenced me early and late and I'm grateful to you both. And I'm especially grateful to you for writing to me and telling me about your conversation and about the relationship. We get out to Sam Clements when the President goos out there and I have yet to find time to take my youngeters up to Santa Monica to show them Recsevelt and Lincoln and all my old haunts but one of these days, perhaps this summer, we'll be able to do that. We have five youngsters, the eldest of whom is now stanford as an undergraduate and is about to go overseas on the Stanford Abflead program. We're looking forward to having him here for Christmas and then we'll send him on his way. Our youngest girl is in junior high now, suffering the vicissitudes of French as did we all, and we have a younger boy who shortly will tackle it. My French has stuck with me pretty well over the years and I get a chance to use it every now and then in my travels. I tried it out on General deCaulle when we were there a year ago last February during a social conversation just before a state dinner. After about a sentence or two he grabbed a passing interpreter by the arm and brought him over to make it possible for me to communicate in English. But even though I can't achieve diplematic fluency, I can ask where the airport is and how to find the elevator. For which I am grateful to you. -2- Thanks so much for writing. 1 hope to $60 John when I'm at Stanford Law School in April and we will have a chance then to visit about you. Kindest personal regards. Yours sincerely, John D. Ehrlichman Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs Mrs. Ruth H. Arvidson 440 - 24th Street Santa Monica, California 90402 JDE:jlh DEC 8 1970 MRS. RUTH H. ARVIDSON 440 24TH STREET SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA 90402 Dear m. Erlichman (John, to me!) One day recently when my brother John Hurlbut, was in Santa Monica' he mentioned you as one of his former Stanford law students who is now in the lime light of world affairs and whom he holds in high esteem. then described a minth grader at the Lincoln finior High School - a handsome, fine statured, ruddy checked, dark haired brown eyed boy, mature for his years and, of course, an "A" student, who Aat (I remember exactly where !) in my miserable little classroom where the lovely Spanish and 218 French lanquages were accustomed to being murdered. From my description he was quite sure that my young student and his older one must be the Aame person. So, he looked up to me that you did attend the your record at Stanford and reported Sauta Monica schools. Too, I find that your mother lives not for from me and that she is a close friend of one of my meighbors so, I just can't resist writing to tell you how very proud of you all of us are of course, teachers, especially at the secondary level, must achieve fame vicariously. Rute Hurthe Sincerely 4 December 197.