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R. D. #2, Mennonite Road
Collegeville, Penna. 19426
October 8, 1972
1972
%The President of the United States
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Nixon:
First let me introduce myself as a
twenty-two year old citizen of the United
States by natural birth and natural choice,
then as a. married woman with one child, then
as a student nurse continuing my education,
then as a local taxpayer, then as a confused
human being questioning several aspects of
an "ideal" society of America which I have
been taught over the last twenty-two years.
I am neither radical nor conservative. I
realize what America means to me-my father
fought in World War II and my husband has
completed his four years enlistment in the
United States Air Force; I realize why she
must be supported, and I, too, realize that
with one annual income life is becoming in-
creasingly difficult.
Do you realize, Mr. President, that from
my husband's annual salary we must allow for
1% school tax, per capita taxes for two, wage
earner's privilege tax, state tax, and federal
taxes; then if we find the means to buy our
own home, rather than renting, we are respon-
sible for county and property taxes as well.
X
NAME
TAKEN TO
In addition everything we buy save a few items
have taxes imposed upon them, cutting down
our opportunities for purchasing those items
not taxed. As a consumer I find Phase II
prices escalating and my husband's income
remaining constant.
Now you probably ask why am I continu-
ing my education, why don't I work also? Mr.
President, if you worked for $2.50 per hour
and spent $1.00 per hour for child care, un-
til the local, state, and federal taxes were
deducted, I probably wouldn't have enough to
cover my gasoline necessary for transportation!
I also have additional reasons for con-
tinuing my education. Two years ago, we
were residing in your native state, Califor-
nia. My husband was going to work at his
normal time-4:15 A.M, our child was three
weeks old. I hope you will take the time to
read the enclosed traffic accident report.
Upon checking with the Lynwood Police Depart-
ment, I found that Mr. Lopez had already an
esteemed criminal record, why was he on the
road in the first place? This accident has
cost us $7093.94--Manual Lopez was held for
ninety days and was put out on probation with
the stipulation that he repay us the hospital
fee of $4,500.00. To date, even after writing
the Los Angeles Probation Department, we have
received a mere $200.00! My husband has had
two operations and requires a third; he will
/
need medical treatment until his death. And
to top it all, I have to hire a lawyer, Mr.
VICTIMS
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2.
NAME
TAKEN TO
3.
NAME
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Kenneth R. Gordon of the Lawyer Referral
Service of the Los Angeles County Bar Assoc-
iation, to try and claim benefits under my
uninsured motorist's policy with Volkswagen
Insurance who proclaims that their insurance
does not cover intentional acts! The bills
are still coming to me while my case waits
to be booked in Los Angeles--so far a long
two year wait. Where is the innocent victim
protected; is this the law I am to respect
and uphold? Am I to forget all the hardship,
resentment, and bitterness, and sigh, "That's
life?" Could you Mr. President?
What can I do but wait and hope that
the judge will see our point of view; how
can I be optimistic when Mr. Lopez was jailed
for ninety days and is not even compelled
to pay his stipulated probation. When I face
hardship saving up the taxes demanded of me
by society, is this the thanks I get?
California is your native state, you
are my President, then tell me what can I
do?
Respectfully yours,
Lucy D. Thatte myer
Pi
Lucy L D. Waltemyer
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2.
NAME
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3.
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
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you NOV 8 1972
PR13/575
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October 29 1972 C034-2
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President Richard Nixon.
The White House.
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr President:
We urgently request that you study the report made by
General Lewis Walt before the Internal Security Sub-Committee
August 14 1972, regarding Red China's flooding the United States
with Heroin.
We also ask you to recind your request to expand the
bureaucracy, headed by Mr. William C Sullivan and his new
office ofNational Narcotics Intelligence. We ask that qualified
personnel be appointed to control the drug traffic.
Thanking you for your attention and consideration.
Sincerely,
Mrs) Virginia Stone Burrill. Decretary
5408 Siesta Drive
San Diego Calif 92115
Education and Research Committee
of Panhellenic, San Diego.
Varguia Burill
Eleanor Edmiston 2928-3374 San Diago, Co.92K
Bernta Supan 335.Kinball In Check C--
Bonita Smith - 2265 Second are (In 92010
Helen C. Lunbar 2921 51st 22101
Eva F. Ritchie 4220 Redgeway sandage no Ca. 72-116
Street Sun Light 92105
Florince B.abbey (mai.) 2408 Capitan live., 5.8. Ca. 92104
Heler C. Freher (nes) 1746 Warrington. ST. S2 92107
Etha D Kawak 5126W, pt. Loma Blui San ileegoca 92107
Read
125 w Penny trame S.D. 92105
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November 8, 1972
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Waltemath:
The President has asked me to thank you for your recent
letter concerning the Administration's position on aid
to non-public schools. This past June and again in
August, when testifying on H.R. 16141 (the Carey-Mills
bill), Administration spokesmen publicly endorsed legis-
lation for tax credits for tuition to non-public schools.
This, in President Nixon's judgment and the judgment of
others concerned with the crisis of the non-public schools,
is the most promising way to obtain that help.
You may be assured that the President will not relax his
efforts until he is convinced the non-public school system
is on the road to recovery. This is essential, for plu~
ralism in education is an American tradition which supports
the diversity of our society. America's non-public schools
enrich not only those who attend them and those who teach
in them, but all of us in this land. Our non-public schools
need help, and the President is irrevocably committed to
providing that assistance.
With my best wishes,
Sincerely,
Roland L. Elliott
Deputy Special Assistant
to the President
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Waltemath
1120 Reid Avenue
North Platte, Nebraska 69101
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President Richard Ripon.
st. Patrich Barochial school
as parents 8 childien attending
system here in n, Platte fn
the last 15 years hopegully the
Cfez neft 20 years, our youngest being
3 years old. we would lehe to
thank you for your support
of the Egislation (H.R-13495)20fu
fully it well enable our
schools to remain open and ne
ruge your continued support
such the
believe
had a deep influence on the
lives of our family Thanking
you again Fincerely we are
Mor Mrs Dewey Waltemoth
1120 Reid ave
no Platty neh 69101
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NOV 10 1972
STATES
R. D. #2, Mennonite Road
Collegeville, Penna. 19426
November 1, 1972
President Richard M. Nixon
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:
D. Waltemyer
I recently received your answer via L.M. Pellerzi in a num-
bered reply--ARC-37-3-132. I thank you for your reply; however,
I feel disappointed with the contents of the reply; it offerred
no directional course to follow.
I realize that I am one of 2 million people from whom you
receive complaints, but I also realize that I have an annual in-
come under $5000.00 of which approximately $1400.00 will be re-
turned to the Federal and State governments--the largest expendi-
ture to the Federal governmert. Aren't I supporting a government
which views n° only as a computerized number which pays yearly fed-
eral income tax?
You do realize that the offender, Mr. Lopez, is out on proba-
tion not meeting the requirements of his probation dictated by law
and that this incident can be repeated upon another innocent vic-
tim?
Is it only if he tries to murder a Federal employee that it
becomes recognized as "Federal Interest?" Sir, is it asking too
much for you to understand the financial hardship incurred from
this unnecessary incident; are we not justified in complaining over
California's 2½ year put-off for a court date?
Can we really afford as a nation to compartmentalize justice?
When you and Mrs. Nixon send your best wishes, as your recent cam-
paign telegram recently said, ask yourselves.
Respectfully yours,
Lucy D. Italtemyer
Lucy D. Waltemyer
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December 4, 1972
Executive
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Walte Walte,Jack
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Bardelt:
The celebration of a sixtieth
wedding anniversary is a blessing
to be cherished by all who are
fortunate to reach this milestone.
L
Mrs. Nixon and I join with your
family and friends in expressing
our heartfelt congratulations to
you, and our sincere admiration
for the inspiration that derives
from your life together.
In the years ahead may you continue
to find contentment and joy in the
happiness you have shared.
Sincerely,
*
Mr. and Mrs. Bardelt
Bowler, Wisconsin 54416
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TEB 21973
january 17, 1972
1115 37th Pleasant
way
Iile Presedent
Cherry Hill, N.J,
White House
08034
Pinn. are
Dear me President,
Haun Luy and d attanded
high school together and were
casual acquaintances. She has
been missing for two months
and it seems nothing has
been done, Her family and
friends are distrant, it am
appalled that no action on
The Federal level has been Taken.
l then enge you to send the
FBI on the Case and disregard
ang red tape, for this accurance
can effect the lives of all college
Cords.
Thankyou
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23 March 1973
The President
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear President Nixon:
First, let me say how very proud I was to see you take the
courageous action you did to bring our prisoners home.
I am confident that without the heavy bombing of key
targets and the mining of the harbors, our men would not
have been released. For these very tough decisions which
you so courageously made, every true American Citizen
owes you a heartfelt thanks. I, personally, most humbly
and gratefully thank you.
I am also extremely grateful to you, Sir, for the strong
and tough stand you are taking on law enforcement and
drug abuse. Having headed the Senate investigation of the
International Narcotics Traffic and its Impact on U. S.
Security, I am very conscious of the terrible danger facing
our Nation from the threat of drugs. I firmly believe
that this problem must be solved inside our borders. We
must eradicate the drug pushers and the addicted. These
two groups constitute the market and so long as the market
is here we will not be able to stop the majority of the
supply, either at its source, in foreign countries, or
during transient to the u. S. market.
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The President
I am also convinced that our drug problem is not one to be
solved primarily by our national and state governments.
It is a community "illness" and must be solved at the
community level with support from the state and national
level.
May God continue to bless you, Mr. President, in your
burdensome and awesome duties.
with deepest respect and admiration,
LEWIS W. WALT
General, (Ret)
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GENERAL
IV/1973/5TS(ANAheim)
March 15, 1973
Dear Carian:
It vas a pleasure to receive your
invitation to visit your school.
There is nothing that pleases me
more than the opportunity to visit
with girls and boys across our nation,
and while AV schedule usually Roes
not pendt me this pleasure, I am
nevertheless deeply grateful for your
kindness in thinking of me in this
way.
with My appreciation and best wishes
to you and your classmates at Walt
Disney School,
Sincerely,
RICHARD NIXON
x
Miss Carian Sullivan
c/o Miss Phair
Room 10
X
x walt Disney School
2323 Mest Orange Avenue
Anaheim, California
928 04
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GENERAL
IV/1973/3T5
(anaheim)
March 27, 1973
Dear Fred:
It was a pleasure to receive your
invitation to visit your school.
There is nothing that pleases me
more than the opportunity to visit
with girls and boys across our nation,
and while my schedule usually does
not permit me this pleasure, I am
nevertheless deeply grateful for your
kindness in thinking of me in this
way.
With my appreciation and best wishes,
Sincerely,
NIXON
x
Fred Jersey
Room 19
Walt Disney School
x
2323 West Orange Avenue
Anaheim, California 92304
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P-827
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GENERAL
harch 20, 1973
Dear Victor:
It was a pleasure to receive your
invitation to visic your school.
There is nothing that pleases me
more than the opportunity to visit
with girls and boys across our nation,
and while my schedule usually does
not permit me this pleasure, I am
nevertheless deeply grateful for your
kindness in thinking of me in this
way.
With my appreciation and best wishes
to you and your classmates at Walt
Disney School,
Sincerely,
RICHARD NIXON
x
Victor Schrauth
c/o Miss Phair
Walt Disney School
2323 West Orange Avenue
Anaheim, California
92804
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UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY
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WASHINGTON 20547
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March 30, 1973
C0342
Colonel Richard Kennedy
National Security Council
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Dick:
Knowing of your interest in psychological initiatives, I thought
you might like to know about two recent developments.
Several of us, working on our own time and primarily through
friends on the Hill, have forced the Kennedy Center to withdraw
an anti-American film from the festival which will mark the
opening of the new movie theatre at the Center next week.
'State of Siege, the film in question, is described by its maker
as being designed to justify intellectually and morally the killing
of American diplomats. Details attached.
On a more positive note, we have suggested to the Department of
State that immediate thought be given to how we can use the decora-
tion of our new Liaison Office in Peking to help convey America's
message to people who have shut themselves off from the world
for nearly 25 years. It is my feeling that an outstanding job can
be done at almost no cost to the American taxpayers by exploiting
talent which has been offered to us free by such organizations as
the National Geographic Society, and possibly Walt Disney Produc-
tions. Details on this proposal, which has been sent separately
to John Holdridge, are also attached.
Sincerely,
Kent Crane
Assistant Director
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27R Can 3/29 action
4/2 Form we march 30, 1973
Dear mr. nixon farmer
King City, 64463 mo.
RE
of am a farmers wife and have
two sons that are trying to farm.
One of my boys has heen in the
national Gurard for swen years
and my other son spent fourteen
monihs in Uictnam with ihe
4 ih Infantry and was in the
very worst part of the fighting
How do you suppose they Can
even begin to farm V . Have
you checked the price of tractors,
were, fertidizer, work clothe,
implements to say nothing
about ihe price of Care, shoes,
hospitals, dentists, doctors,
insurance, lumber, utilities,
and above all (Labor) N .
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Every week you change
the farm program.
why do you let George
decisions. an you just for
mianey govern you in you
big business and corporations. ?
United States don't even know
Some of the people in these
what a farm looks like.
Would you and mr. meanery
Care to come ont here and
move some of There fud
bunks from one mud hole
to another so your caule
can eat, (to fud the ignorant
city people) and be sent to
market? We invite you
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3
mud and Ru how much
the farmer is making.
The farmers have taken
This sitting down for a good
number of years. Because
no one, not even you, one President
will listen to me.
why don't you put a ceiling
on everything else 2 that we
have to buy Did you ever
check the price of a pickup,
which a farmer must have.
We are not like the woman
who is trying to live on 4 9, 000
than that. We dont have
a year. we live on much lies
Two snow-mobilis mor a
swimming pool. We do have
gardens and we do Can all
summer Reproduced at We the Richard Nixon don't Presidential Library buy
4 I U. denners and potted
pus and ready made pie mix
and a few of the other easy
ready made food staffe Did
you and the honse wife ever
stop to Think about these things?
So, just because some
ignorant woman sends you
peanut butter sandwrites
because she can't afford to buy meat,
you have to put ! a ceiling on
meat only why dont you
check her and she if she minds
the high price of tobacco,
liquor, movies and a few
other now -
of say again, if you are
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why not Reproduced at on the Richard labor. Nixon Presidential Library 2 Cutback
5 your prices on all other products
also, why do you let This
abortion law prest ? Don't
you know this is murder ?
why would it be any more
legal to kill an unbarn be
baby than it world to put
to death an ilderly person
marks is just existing ?
Mrs. Bettie Waltemath
King City
laubt that you,
m Missouri 64463 nexon, will ever read this
liter, but 2 at least ful
that the farmers wife can
at least voice an opinion
the farmers wife ! !
Please do something for, !
We are tappayers and
citizins! Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Imague Presidential Library Waltemath
26
MAY 30 1973
B 5/21/73
the
Ipt
Respective
thereterasis acknowled administration Fort
Lask efice. December 1972 & notifies
smilling St. Paul, Minnesota 55111.
about eashing in my government
insurance The form I filled out
was signed sent back to them
had this figure $5,051.20 dollars
on it, is mine plus two dividend
checks, and interest on the full
amount.
I have been paying into this
for over 20 years, and will never
haven't worked far almost a year
settle for any $ 300 00 dollars. &
because my age of 47 years is
against me. since being out of
work my sister has been paying
the rent, and buying my grocerus,
but I must pay her back eventual
Recently a serious accident
to our brother which will prevent
him from ever working again.
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one hardship case be granter
my favor, as my sister can't
pport two brothers plus her
family too, Both of our parents
are dead, and had enough for
funeral expenses only.
3216 Chicago It. Allidois Cicero Are 60641 yours truly,
Rm # 2/2
James FV-17112735 v-17112735 a. Walt
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AXECUTIVE
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PR 218.1 11 1839
FE FE 230
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY
CO 34-2
WASHINGTON 20547
FO /
March 30, 1973
Colonel Richard Kennedy
National Security Council
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Dick:
Knowing of your interest in psychological initiatives, I thought
you might like to know about two recent developments.
Several of us, working on our own time and primarily through
friends on the Hill, have forced the Kennedy Center to withdraw
an anti-American film from the festival which will mark the
opening of the new movie theatre at the Center next week.
'State of Siege, " the film in question, is described by its maker
as being designed to justify intellectually and morally the killing
of American diplomats. Details attached.
On a more positive note, we have suggested to the Department of
State that immediate thought be given to how we can use the decora-
tion of our new Liaison Office in Peking to help convey America's
message to people who have shut themselves off from the world
for nearly 25 years. It is my feeling that an outstanding job can
be done at almost no cost to the American taxpayers by exploiting
talent which has been offered to us free by such organizations as
the National Geographic Society, and possibly Walt Disney Produc-
tions. Details on this proposal, which has been sent separately
to John Holdridge, are also attached.
Sincerely,
Kent Crane
Assistant Director
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Inte RIOR
MAY 12 1973
March 19, 1973
The President
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. President:
I do not condone violence, but I certainly support the purpose
of the Indians at Wounded Knee. The trail of broken treaties
should end now!
Yours faithfully,
Shalls
L. R. Walten
Somerville, New Jersey
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JUN 5 1973
Respectfully 'ref arred for
Dear Sir
appropriable leg
Not
5/31/73
(acknowledged by this 04-10e.
VA
& that Assistant wasted long
Michall Smith
enough, and want this
insurance sittlement
cleared up finally
This is my money, and
I'm &' entitled to every cent
coming to me. Let's cut
out the stalling around
tactics with some action
going in my favor for
a change. Living on borrowed
money is for the birds
n n cicero are 1212 yours James truly, a.
Walt
FV-17112735
GENERAL
C0158
May 14, 1973
Dear Sandy:
By now you have heard the announcement that
Brezhnev will be visiting the United States in
mid June. The Department of Protocol will be
putting together his basic schedule, and I have
sent over to Bill Codus at Protocol your sugges -
tion that he visit Disney World.
Hope all is well with you and that we see you soon.
Yours truly,
Stephen Bull
Mr. Richard M. Quinn
Director of Marketing
Walt Disney World Co.
P.O. Box 40
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
32830
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EXECUTIVE
TR89
July 11, 1973
Dear Bill:
Just a note to thank you for the many
courtesies extended by Walt Disney
Productions during our recent stay in
Southern California. We enjoyed very
much experiencing the sights and sounds
of Disneyland.
It was a pleasure for Cheryln and me
to meet you and your wife and we hope
the opportunity presents itself again in
the future.
Thank you again.
Regards,
Tom Hart
Mr. William P. Long
Walt Disney Productions
1313 Harbor Boulevard
Anaheim, California 92803
TH:ny
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July 19, 1973
EXECUTIVE
PP10-2-1
Dear Miss Walt:
Thank you for your warm and thoughtful
get-well message. I have always felt
that the best medicine of all --- and I
might add, the easiest to take --- is
the kind wishes from friends, and I am
deeply grateful for your expression of
goodwill.
Sincerely,
RICHARD NIAON
Miss Dolores Walt
1241 Solano Avenue
Albany, California 94706
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EXECUTIVE
TR93-1
November 26, 1973
PERSONAL
Dear Mr. Tatum:
It was thoughtful of you to write as you did
on November 19, and I can assure you that
I thoroughly enjoyed my all-too-brief visit
to Walt Disney World to appear before the
APME Convention on November 17.
The members of the Orlando staff could not
have been more courteous or efficient to
me and the members of my party, and from
our quick glimpse of the many attractions
which abound in Disney World, it is easy to
see why this spot has become a (avorite for
the young at heart of all ages! One of these
days, I'll have to pay a return visit and take
the "grand tour of the area.
With my appreciation for your generous
comments and with every good wish to you
and your colleagues,
Sincerely,
RICHARD NIXON
X
Mr. Donn B. Tatum
Chairman of the Board
x
Walt Disney Productions
500 South Buena Vista Street
Burbank, Callfornia 91505
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October 17, 1973
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Dear Mrs. Walt:
Mrs. Nixon and I were delighted to
learn that you are celebrating your
ninety-eighth birthday on October 24.
he know this will be a day filled
with congratulations from your family
and friends, and we want to add our
warm wishes that peace, joy, and
contentment will always be yours.
Sincerely,
&
Mrs. Sallie Walt
c/o Society Mills Apartments
1226 Cumberland Street
Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102
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TO: Kivinger - E-hrichman - Klen
SUBJECT: Gend. Luvis It. ("Lew") Walt
FROM: Gend. Hugher
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November 27, 1973
Dear Mr. Kavanaugh:
I appreciate your conveying to me
your thoughts concerning energy
conservation.
You may be sure that your interest
and your message become integral
parts of the evaluation process as
we seek best possible solutions to
our energy problems.
Sincerely,
John A. Love
Assistant to the President
x
Mr. Walter A. Kavanaugh, Jr.
Walt Kavanaugh and Associates
Post Office Box 3623
Wilmington, North Carolina 28401
JAL:rah
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GENERAL
UT
December 5 1973
Dear Mr. Zubovich:
President Nixon and I appreciate your
expression of support for the Energy
Conservation Program.
Plans can be developed in Washington,
but without the active support of
people. businesses and State and local
governments across the country, the
program would be meaningless.
You are to be commended for your efforts.
Best wishes
Sincerely
(Dr.) Marian L. Olson
Federal Energy Office
Mr. C. Zubovich
Walt Disney World Company
B.O. Box 40
Irlando, Florida 32802
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January 16, 1974
Dear Mr. Tatum:
It was most kind of you to send
Mrs. Nixon and me a Gold Pass
to Disneyland and Disney World
for 1974. We very much appre-
ciate your thoughtful courtesy in
continuing to remember us in this
way.
With our best wishes to you and
your associates for every happi-
ness in the New Year,
Sincerely,
RICHARD NIXON
Mr. Donn B. Tatum
Chairman of the Board
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Buena Vista Street
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March 14, 1974
Dear Hr. Miller:
The President was pleased to be invited to address
the Whit Whitman Commencement on June 14 at your
school's Fieldhouse in Bethesda.
Although it is too early for the President to de-
termine what public appearances he will have the
opportunity to make next June, he appreciates your
thoughtful invitation. Knowing the constant, heavy
demands on his time, we do not feel that we can be
too encouraging about his participation on June 14.
however, your invitation will be held for considera-
tion on the President's schedule for this time period
and we will contact you again once a decision has
been made.
In the meantime, the President sends his best wishes
to the member of the Class of 1974 at Walt Whitman.
Sincerely,
Terrence O'Donnell
Staff Assistant
to the President
Mr. Jonathan D. Miller
President
Inter-Class Council
Walt Whitman High School
X100 Whittier Boulevard
Bethesda, Maryland 20034
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April 4, 1974
Dear Jim:
Though this note is late in coming, I'd like
to take this opportunity to tell you how much I
appreciated your support to the program at
Walt Disney World during the President's visit
to Florida. We all enjoyed the event and believe
that its success was due in large part to your
contribution as all-around coordinator. If the
President ever has occasion to make a return
visit to Disney World, I hope we shall have the
opportunity to work with you again.
Again, my sincere thanks, and heartiest
despite belated best wishes.
Sincerely,
Ronald L. Ziegler
Press Secretary to
The President
Mr. James Murphy
Manager-Conventions
XWalt Disney World Co.
O. Box 40
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
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April 4, 1974
Dear Wayne:
Before Jack D'Arcy left the White House,
he had a chance to tell me about all your hard
work, efficiency and cooperation during the
President's visit to Walt Disney World. The
old saying "we couldn't have done it without
you" holds in the case of the President's visit,
and its success was due in part to your assistance.
Again, though it's belated, please accept
my appreciation and heartiest best wishes.
Sincerely,
Ronald L. Ziegler
Press Secretary to
The President
x
Mr. Wayne Baker
Supervisor- - Vista Telephone
X Walt Disney World Co.
Post Office Box 40
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
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April 4, 1974
Dear Chuck:
Though this note is late in coming, I wanted
you to know that the memory of the President's
successful visit to Walt Disney World has not
dimmed in the least. Last week before Jack D'Arcy
left the White House, he told me of your hard work
and patience in assisting the White House staffers,
and how it contributed in large part to the success
of the event.
Please accept my sincere appreciation, along
with that of my staff. With best wishes,
Sincerely,
Ronald L. Ziegler
Press Secretary to
The President
Mr. Chuck Cone
Director-Security
Walt Disney World Co.
Post Office Box 40
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
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April 4, 1974
Dear Bob:
This note is late, but we still vividly
recall the success of the President's visit to
Walt Disney World, and your fine contribution
to the success of the event. Last week, before
Jack/D'Arey made his exit from the White House
back to private life, he reminisced about all your
helf, and I sincerely want to thank you for the
excellent support you gave to the White House
Press Staff and the Press Corps, and hope we
can have the opportunity to work with you again.
With best wishes,
Sincerely,
Ronald L. Ziegler
Press Secretary to
The President
x
Mr. Robert Matheison
Vice President - Operations
x
Walt Disney World Co.
Post Office Box 40
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
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May 28, 1974
Dear Mr. Miller:
This is in further reference to my letter of March 14
acknowledging your cordial invitation to the President
to address the Walt Whitman High School Commencement.
This invitation has been held for consideration as the
President's schedule for June was planned but as the
official calendar has developed, It is now evident that
it will not be possible for him to participate in the
commencement ceremony on June 14. The President
has asked me to express bills thanks for your thoughtful
invitation.
With the President's continued best wishes,
Sincerely,
Terrence O'Donnell
Deputy Special Assistant
to the President
Mr. Jonathan D. Miller
President
Inter-Class Council
XWalt Whitman High School
7100 Whittier Boulevard
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