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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
55
36
Campaign
Memo
From William E. Timmons to RN RE:
Meeting with Dick Scaifer. 2pgs. 2 copies.
55
36
Campaign
Memo
From Harry S. Dent to RN RE: Meeting with
Congressman Bill Cramer. 2pgs.
55
36
Campaign
Memo
From Harry S. Dent to RN RE: Meeting with
Governor Bill Cahill. 1pg.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Page 1 of 1
DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL RECORD [NIXON PROJECT]
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
NUMBER
TYPE
SUBJECT/TITLE OR CORRESPONDENTS
DATE
RESTRICTION
N-1
Memo
John C. Whitaken to The President:
10/14/70
C (Nixm)
[103]
"Meeting with Governor Winthrop
Rockerfeller
N-2
Memo
William E. Timmons to the President:
n.d.
c(Nixm)
[104]
"Meeting with Dick Sciafe"
N-3
Memo
Harry S. Dento to the President: Meeting
n.d.
c (Nixon)
[105]
with Congressman Bill Cramer."
Memo
Harry S. Dent to the President: "Meeting
m.d.
C (Nixon)
N-4
[106]
with Governor Cahill."
N-5
Menio
Wissiam E. Timmons to the President: Meeting
n.d.
C (NIXM)
[107]
with Dick Scaife
:
N-6
Memo
Harry S. Dent to the President: Meeting
8/11/70
C (Nixm)
[108]
with Nelson Gross."
N-7
Memo
Charles W. Colson to the President: Meeting
n.d.
c (Niaon)
[109]
with Suretary Volpe, Peter Flamigon,
Richard Moore, and Charles Colson."
FILE GROUP TITLE
BOX NUMBER
RONALD ZIEGLER
34
FOLDER TITLE
RN Mtgs: Political 64-30
RESTRICTION CODES
A. Release would violate a Federal statute or Agency Policy.
E. Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial cr
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G. Withdrawn and return private and personal material.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H. Withdrawn and returned non-historical material.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:
Ronald L. Ziegler
Box Number:
34
Folder:
RN Meetings: Political 64-30
Document
Disposition
103
Retain
Open
104
Return
Private/Political
105
Return
Private/Political
106
Return
Private/Political
107
Return
Private/Political
108
Retain
Close
Invasion of Privacy
109
Retain
Open
[Item tem N-2]
gu
DETERMINED TO BE AN
ADMINISTRATIVE MARKING
E.O. 12065, Section 6-102
By
RAN NARS, Date 2/9/83 THE WHITE HOUSE
COMPLETENZIAL
WASHINGTON
64.30
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
From:
William E. Timmons
Subject:
Meeting with Dick Scaife,
Representatives Ford and Marsh
Tuesday, October 13, 1970
3:30 p.m.
The President's Office
I.
PURPOSE: To recognize Dick Scaife's financial
contributions and encourage him to continue to
give to Republican candidates and other good
causes.
II.
PARTICIPANTS:
The President
Mr. Richard Scaife
Rep. Jerry Ford (R-Mich)
Rep. Jack Marsh (D-Va)
Staff: Bill Timmons
III. BACKGROUND:
Jerry Ford requested the meeting which was initially
turned down. Ford appealed personally to the
President and an agreement was given to schedule the
meeting before the elections.
Scaife is an heir to the Mellon fortune and contri-
buted heavily to the Nixon-Agnew campaign in 1968.
(In the neighborhood of $250,000 from the family.)
He has given about $100,000 to GOP candidates this
year.
Scaife also has been channelling Mellon foundation
money into conservative non-profit, tax exempt
research organizations and institutions.
Rep. Jack Marsh is a conservative Democrat from
Virginia. He is not running for re-election and
will soon open a Washington, D.C. law office.
Presumably, he will represent Scaife and the
"non-political" research aspect of the Mellon fortune.
2
IV.
TALKING POINTS:
1. Express your appreciation for Scaife's many
contributions to worthwhile causes and
candidates.
2. Ask which non-profit institutions Scaife is
funding and the specific research programs
that are being undertaken.
3. Suggest that the White House will stay in
touch with Jack Marsh and offer suggestions,
from time to time, on special subjects for
research projects.
V.
PRESS PLAN
1. No press coverage is planned. Ollie will be
available for photos.
[Item N-5]
DETERMINED TO BE AN
ADMINISTRATIVE MARKING
E.O. 12065, Section 6-102
Mtgs
By RAN NARS, Date 2-9-83 THE WHITE HOUSE
political
CONFIDENTIAL
WASHINGTON
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
From:
William E. Timmons
Subject:
Meeting with Dick Scaife,
Representatives Ford and Marsh
Tuesday, October 13, 1970
3:30 p.m.
The President's Office
I.
PURPOSE: To recognize Dick Scaife's financial
contributions and encourage him to continue to
give to Republican candidates and other good
causes.
II. PARTICIPANTS:
The President
Mr. Richard Scaife
Rep. Jerry Ford (R-Mich)
Rep. Jack Marsh (D-Va)
Staff: Bill Timmons
III. BACKGROUND:
Jerry Ford requested the meeting which was initially
turned down. Ford appealed personally to the
President and an agreement was given to schedule the
meeting before the elections.
Scaife is an heir to the Mellon fortune and contri-
buted heavily to the Nixon-Agnew campaign in 1968.
(In the neighborhood of $250,000 from the family.)
He has given about $100,000 to GOP candidates this
year.
Scaife also has been channelling Mellon foundation
money into conservative non-profit, tax exempt
research organizations and institutions.
Rep. Jack Marsh is a conservative Democrat from
Virginia. He is not running for re-election and
will soon open a Washington, D.C. law office.
Presumably, he will represent Scaife and the
"non-political" research aspect of the Mellon fortune.
2
IV.
TALKING POINTS:
1. Express your appreciation for Scaife's many
contributions to worthwhile causes and
candidates.
2. Ask which non-profit institutions Scaife is
funding and the specific research programs
that are being undertaken.
3. Suggest that the White House will stay in
touch with Jack Marsh and offer suggestions,
from time to time, on special subjects for
research projects.
V.
PRESS PLAN
1. No press coverage is planned. Ollie will be
available for photos.
[Item N-3]
64.30
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
MEMORANDUM FOR:
THE PRESIDENT
SUBJECT:
Meeting with Congressman Bill Cramer
Tuesday, September 15, 1970
11:15 AM
I. PURPOSE
To launch Cramer's general election campaign and seek unity
with Kirk.
II. BACKGROUND, PARTICIPANTS, AND PRESS PLAN
A. Background: Cramer won 2-1 over Carswell and will launch
his general election campaign Thursday. He is very cocky.
He has agreed to personally leave Kirk alone in the primary
runoff September 29, but his forces are out to beat Kirk.
Cramer feels he has Kirk on the ropes and wants to see him
defeated. Len Hall is making Florida unity his first
priority. (Cramer's pollster sees a close race with
Bryant.)
B. Participants: Cramer, Morton, Allison, and Dent. Morton
and Allison are needed to help convince Cramer to stay
out of the Kirk battle.
C. Press Plan: Zeigler's office has been alerted to have
full press coverage, especially Florida papers and
photographers. Ollie Atkins will also take pictures, as
will the Senatorial Campaign Committee for the usual film
footage.
III. ACTION SEQUENCE
Cramer meets the President in the Roosevelt Room. The press
comes in for pictures. The meeting is next, and then the
silent film footage is taken in the Oval Office.
IV. RECOMMENDED TALKING POINTS
A. How can we get unity in Florida to win. (It is essential
that Kirk win the runoff or he and his forces will
undermine Cramer. At least there must be no anti-Kirk
or anti-Eckerd stuff in the runoff.)
B. What can we do to help? Speakers, projects, etc. ?
(Cramer should be offered full help, including the Vice
President.)
Daram S. Det
Harry S. Dent
NOTE: The third man in Kirk's race, Sen. Bafalis, endorsed
Kirk last night, making Kirk's survival more likely.
LItem N-4]
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
4. 30
MEMORANDUM FOR:
THE PRESIDENT
SUBJECT:
Meeting with Governor Bill Cahill
I. PURPOSE
To get Cahill moving to elect Gross in New Jersey.
II. BACKGROUND, PARTICIPANTS, AND PRESS PLAN
A. Background: Cahill in effect nominated Nelson Gross for
the U. S. Senate. Gross is not a good candidate. Many
party people are lukewarm. Case is doing nothing but
posing for pictures. Joe Job could take away enough
votes to make the difference. Cahill needs to go all
out, and he says he will in the last 6 weeks. Len Hall is
to take on the Joe Job assignment.
B. Participants: Governor Cahill and Dent.
C. Press Plan: No photos; no press involvement.
III. RECOMMENDED TALKING POINTS
A. What can Cahill do to put Gross over?
B. What can be done to get Job out?
C. What can we do to help?
Harry Jamps S. Dent
2nd