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The original documents are located in Box 42, folder "Personnel - White House Woods,
Rose Mary (1)" of the Philip Buchen Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Copyright Notice
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Digitized from Box 42 of the Philip Buchen Files
at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 11, 1975
NOTE FOR: Phil Buchen
FROM:
Barry Roth BR
Per your request.
FORD if LIBRARY GERALD
MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 7, 1975
MEMO RANDUM FOR PHIL BUCHEN
I discussed the Rose Wood problem with the President. He
agreed the way you and I talked.
I had another urgent call from Rose Woods. I called her
back. She said she is leaving for California tonight and
will be back Tuesday morning on the Red Eye. She said
that she would be delighted to have you sit down and go
over anything that you have any question on and resolve
any remaining issue so that we can close the book on it.
I told her that you were thinking very positively -- that
you understand how difficult it is and she, also of course,
understands how difficult it is in view of the fact that
you are the defendent in the suit. That she is not
involved in it and if you do something with her
belongings, you've got a problem. So she is cooperative
and friendly. I think you will be able to get it sorted
through but do try to do it Tuesday morning.
Thanks so much.
DONALD RUMSFELD
FUKO LIBRARY
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 7, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR:
THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
PHILIP W. BUCHEN
T.W.T3
The attached letter to you from Miss Rose Mary Woods and
the enclosures have been reviewed by me.
Even though Miss Woods characterizes all items as her
own personal papers, no independent person has actually
checked the contents of the files to verify this claim
on her part. As a consequence, a release of these
materials to her imposes a risk on us of violating
existing court orders pertaining to Presidential papers
or we may be charged with thwarting the interest of the
Special Prosecutor in items of hers relevant to the
investigations.
I am working on an expeditious way to solve these
problems and expect to have solutions within 24 hours.
I will keep you informed as to developments.
Attachments
FORD
LIBRARY
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 7, 1975
Dear Don:
You have very graciously told me to feel free to call if
I had a problem. I have hesitated to do so before now
because of your heavy work load, but I urgently need
your assistance now.
I would greatly appreciate your reading the attached
letter I have written to the President and then request
that he issue an order today releasing my personal
materials or instruct his Counsel to do so.
This has been a ridiculous run-around since I was never
involved in this suit concerning the Presidential papers
and the lists clearly show that none of my material is
"presidential" material.
Rost
Rose Mary Woods
Executive Assistant to
former President Nixon
The Honorable Donald Rumsfeld
Assistant to the President
BERALD FORD LIBKARY
The White House
Washington, D. C.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 7, 1975
Dear Mr. President:
Apparently you are the only one who can order the release to
me of my personal papers which are now stored in Room 175-1/2.
I accordingly ask that you issue such an order today. I attach
a list of the materials being held in Room 175-1/2 which has
been verified by Mr. Wolf and archivists on his staff. There
can be no question but that these are my personal papers.
In addition to the items listed on the attached exhibit I have
also been advised that I am not to remove without an order
from someone - apparently you - my own personal Christmas card
list which dates back years before I ever came to the White
House. This list has also been verefied by the archivists
as well as the materials in Room 175-1/2.
Most respectfully I ask that you issue such an order today so
that this material can be removed today as I leave the White
House.
Sincerely,
Rost Mary Hoods
Rose Mary Woods
Executive Assistant to
former President Nixon
The President
The White House
Washington, D. C.
FORD + LIBRARY 03RALD
February 3, 1975
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Thomas Wolf
Roar many
FROM:
Rose Mary Woods
RE:
Corrections on List F
As per our conversation, most of the items
that are listed as "gold" or "silver" are not even gold or silver
plated but are campaign materials which are very inexpensive.
Page 15 - Box 9W
4th item - gold-colored
5th item - gold-colored
Page 16 - Box 16W
Item C -- gold-colored
Item g -- silver-colored
Item O -- gold-colored
Page 17 - Box 18W
2nd item -- golf tees (not gold tees) (believe they are wooden or
maybe plastic)
Page 18 - Box 22-W
8th item - bronze (not gold) medals
13th item - - gold-colored
14th item - silver-colored
LIBRAST GERALD : FORD
Page 22 - Box 25W
2nd item - Audio tape (7" reel) (This was given to RmW by Earl
Mazo and believe his name is written on the box
-- it is a speech (tape of a speech) that was made
by then attorney Nixon in Chicago in 1967 shortly
after the death of both of my parents and of his
mother. Dinner was in honor of my brother Joe.)
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MEMORANDUM TO:
Irvin Goldbloom
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Civil Division
FROM:
Thomas P. Wolf look
Special Assistant to the Administrator
Coordinator, Nixon Presidential Materials
SUBJECT:
Inventory of Personal Materials of Rosemary Woods
Miss Woods has now had an opportunity to review the inventory of her personal
materials, known as List F, which the archivists prepared. She has found some
errors and her comments thereon are attached herewith.
Would you be good enough to correct your list or add Miss Woods' memorandum as
an appendix so that there will be no misunderstanding at a future date.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Attachment
cc: P.W. Buchen
R.M. Woods
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
Keep Freedom in Your Future With U.S. Savings Bonds
PERSONAL MATERIALS OF MISS ROSE MARY WOODS
LIST F
This list represents the materials, papers, memorabilia, and other items
which have been identified by Ms. Rose Mary Woods as being her personal
materials.
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
1W
Smith, Marie Entertaining in the White House
Washington, Acropolis Books, 1967.
National Parks Centennial Commission Preserving a
heritage; final report to the President and Congress
of the National Parks Centennial Commission.
Washington, GPO, 1973.
Zerilli-Marimo, Guido Uomo Televisione e Liberta
De Luca Editore. Inscription: "To Rosemary
Woods, with my sincere friendship, Guido Zerilli-
Mariono July 1970."
Viscardi, Henry, Jr. The School
New York, Paul S. Eriksson Inc. 1964 Inscription:
"To my friend Rose Mary Woods Who loves our wonderful
children and will help to change their lives -
Hank Visocardi, July 17, 1969. "
Viscardi, Henry, Jr. A Man's Stature
New York, John Day Co, 1952. Inscription:
"To my friend Rose Mary Woods with affection
and best wishes. Hank Viscardi, July 15, 1969"
Buchanan, Patrick J. The New Majority President Nixon
at Mid-Passage. Philadelphia, Girard Bank, 1973.
Inscription: "To my New York roomate (Nixon Mudge)
and oldest and best buddy in the business, fondly
Pat Buchanan"
Atwood, Cole. Lafayette's Pigeons
New York, World, 1971. Inscription: "For Rosemary
Woods Sincerely, Cole Atwood"
Walsh, William. Hope in the East; the Mission to Ceylon
New York, Dutton, 1970. Inscription from author.
Pent, Arnold III Ten President's in a Pod.
Houston, Living Word Association, 1965
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
1W
Rivell, Russell R. All This and Ivy Too
New York, Vantage Press, 1967. Inscription
from author.
Bronstein, Yetta The President I Almost Was
New York, Hawthorn Books, 1966. Inscription from
author.
Delrose, George An updated version of Shakespeare's
The Tragedy of King Lear. n.p. 1973
Viscardi, Henry, Jr. " a letter to Jimmy."
New York, Paul S. Eriksson, 1962. Inscription
from author.
Harris, Frederick Brown. Senate Prayers and Spires
of the Spirit.
St. Louis, Bethany Press, 1970.
Montag, Elizabeth M., ed. A Woman's guide to Washington, D.C.
Washington, Montag Associates, 1972.
Decker, James A. Magnificent Decision
Lee's Summit, Mo., Unity School of Christianity, 1964.
Inscription from author.
Angle, Paul M., ed. Herndon's Life of Lincoln
Greenwich, Conn, Fawcett Pubs., 1961. Inscription from
author.
Leary, Bill Graffitti Greenwich, Conn, Fawcett Pubs, 1969
Gheddo, Piero The cross and the Bo-Tree; Catholics and Buddhists
in Vietnam. New York, Sheed and Ward, 1970.
Schlutter, F.E. A Convert's Tribute to President David O.
McKay Salt Lake City, Deseret News Service, 1970.
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
IW
Kirk, Russell A program for conservates.
Chicago, Henry Regnery, rev. ed. 1962. 4 copies.
Chambers, Whittaker. Witness New York, Random House,
1952
2W
Who's Who of American Women
7th edition 1972-1973
Marquis Who's Who, Inc.
Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary 1959
Merriam Co., Publishers
Webster's Dictionary of Synonyms
1st edition 1942
Merriam Co., Publishers
The Social List of Washington, D.C.
C.H. Shaw, ed.
Edition 1974
The Social List of Washington, D.C.
C.H. Shaw, ed.
Edition 1973
w/Executive and Congressional Supplement
The Social List of Washington, D.C.
C.H. Shaw, ed.
Edition 1972
The Social List of Washington, D.C.
C.H. Shaw, ed.
Edition 1971
w/Execuitve and Congressional Supplement
The Social List of Washington, D.C.
C.H. Shaw, ed.
Edition 1970
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The Social List of Washington, D.C.
C.H. Shaw, ed.
Edition 1969
w/Executive and Congressional Supplement
Emily Post's Etiquette by Elizabeth L. Post, 1965
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
2W
Ordeal of the Presidency by David C. Coyle, 1960
A Program for Conservatives by Russell Kirk, 1954
The Real Nixon: An Intimate Biography by Bela Kornitzer, 1960
Nixon: A Political Portrait (paperback) by Earl Mazo
and Stephen Hess 1969
Social Directory California 1973
Social Directory California 1973
3W
Books:
Summons to Greatness published by Friends of President Nixon
September 1972
The National Register of Historical Places (2 copies)
1972 edition, published by GPO
MacNelly, The Pulitzer Prize Winning Cartoonist by Jeff MacNelly
Copyright 1972
Inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
1897 Sears Roebuck Catalogue edited by Isreal (2 copies)
published 1968
The Republican Cookbook with Recipes for Political Success
published by the Brownstone Press, Inc., 1969
Here's How By Who's Who
Privately printed in recognition of American youth by
Jesse Grover Bell, Chairman of the Board, Bonnie Bell, Inc.
The Tom Fawick, A Biography of Thomas L. Fawick by John E. Depke
1972
The Circus in America by Charles Philip Fox and Thomas Parkenson
Copyright 1969
Book is autographed by both authors
The District of Columbia, The Seat of Government by Bernard A.
Weisberger and the Editors of Time-Life Book
From the Time-Life Library of America
published 1968
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
3W
The Presidents from George Washington to the Present
Edited and Drawn by Oscar Berger
Copyright 1968
Autographed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
Medals of the United States Mint
published by GPO, 1972
Southern California Salutes Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton
Official Guide and Directory of Camp Pendleton, California
published 1970
4W
Hawaii by Robert Weinkan (2 copies)
Copyright 1972 by Rand-McNally
Maui, The Last Hawaiian Place by Robert Weinkan
The White Knights, Pages From A Russian Doctor's Notebook
by Boris Sokoloff
1966
Book is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
Your American Yardstick, 12 Basic American Principles
by Halton Albert Long
1963
Book is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
The President, Office and Powers 1787-1948: History and Analysis
of Practice and Opinion
by Edward S. Corwin
Copyright 1948
3rd Edition
The Making of the President 1968 by Theodore H. White
1969
Book is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
Strange War, Strange Strategy, A General's Report on Viet-Nam
by Louis W. Walt, General United States Marine Corps
Copyright 1970
Book is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
4W
The Permissive Society by Boris Sokoloff
Copyright 1971
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
Soldier, Patriot, Financier; A Biographical Sketch of
Major General George 01msted by Howard L. Dutkin
Copyright 1971
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by George Olmsted
Something Beautiful for God, Mother Teresa of Calcutta
by Malcolm Muggeridge
Copyright 1971
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by R.C. Winfield-Lee
My Love Affair With Life by Oscar S. Stauffer as told to
Ruth Zimmer
Copyright 1970
Poetry by Gordon Edward Raffetuy
Copyright 1966
Book autographed by the author Copy #108
Give Us The Tools by Henry Viscardi, Jr.
Copyright 1959
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
Laugh Louder, Live Longer by Harry Hershfield
Copyright 1959
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
"Now I'll Tell One", Harry Hershfield's Book of Laughs
by Harry Hershfield
Copyright 1938
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
One Man Alone, Richard Nixon by Ralph DeToledano
Copyright 1969
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
5W
Behind The Headlines With Bill Henry, 1903-1970
Edited by Paticia Henry Yeomans
Copyright 1970
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
The Kahil Gibran Diary for 1974
published by Alfred Knopf
Final Verdict by Edel Rogers St. Johns
Copyright 1962
Book inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author
A Woman's Guide to Wall Street by N. Leonard Jarvis
Copyright 1969
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
5W
Japan Unmasked, by Ichiro Kawasaki, copy right 1969
The Pennsylvania Sampler, a biography of the Keystone
State and its people, by Paul Beers, copy right
1970, the book is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods
by Harry McLaughlin
The Raft Dog, by Nola Baker, copy right 1960, the book
is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods by the author.
A Good Life For More People, The Year book of Agriculture,
1971, a GPO publication.
A New Start For the Child With Reading Problems, a
Manual for Parents by Carl H. Delacato, copy right
1970.
Row Boat to Prague, by Allen Levy, copy right 1972
I Was a Drug Addict, by Leroy Street, copy right 1953
Lenin's Grandchildren, Preschool education in the Soviet
Union, by Kitty D. Weaver, copy right 1971.
Goodbye Mr. Christian, a Personal Account of McGovern's
Rise and Fall, by Richard Dougherty, copy right 1973
The Dog Who Lives at the Waldorfh, by James Brought, copy
right 1964, the book is inscribed to Rose Mary Woods,
by Ethel Paige.
The Spirit of American Philosophy, edited by Gerald E.
Myers, copy right 1971
San Clemente, City of-Quote-White Houses-end quote- first
edition 1969, by Crown Valley Publishing.
White Knight, the Rise of the Spiro Agnew, by Jules
Witcover, copy right 1972.
The Will To Live, by Arnold Hutschnecker, copy right 1958.
The Nun of Kennmare, by Irene French Eagar, copy right 1970
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box number
Books:
5W
The Image of You - Poems and Lyrics by John
Marsalese, copy right 1968, the book is
inscribed to Rose Mary Woods, by the author
Graffiti - No. 2, by Bill Leary, copy right 1970.
6W
Lenin's Grandchildren, Preschool Education in the
Soviet Union, by Kitty D. Weaver, copy right 1971
The Raft Lehi Four, by Captain DeVere Baker, copy
right 1959, the book is inscribed to Rose Mary
Woods, by the author.
The Doomsday Book - Can The World Survive, by Gordon
R. Taylor, copy right 1970
A Book of Elephants, written and illustrated by Ashok
Davar, copy right 1969
The Late Great Planet Earth, by Hal Lindsey, copy
right 1970
How Communists Negiotate, by Admiral C. Turner Joy,
copy right 1970
The Case of the Buried Clock, by Earl Stanley Gardner,
1969.
Cream of the Crop, by Ed. Ford, Harry Hirschfield, and
Joe LaurieJrJr. 1947, the book is inscribed to
Rose Mary Woods, by Harry Hirschfield
The Will to Live, by Arnold Hutschnecker, 1970. (2 copies)
The Greatest Salesman in the World, by Og Mandino, 1968
The Greatest Script in the World, by Og Mandino, 1972
The Promised Land, A Story of David in Israel, by
Parker, 1928.
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ROSE MARY WOODS ( PERSONAL)
Box Number
Books:
6W
The Book of Mormon, 1966
Who's Who in America, 37th edition, 1972 through 1973
Volumes 1 and 2
Examination of President Nixon's Tax Returns for 1969
through 1972, prepared for the Joint Committee on
Internal Revenue Taxation in which State Senate,
GPO publication, 1974 (2 copies)
The following are Audio Tapes sent to Rose Mary Woods
by Tony Janak.
7W
The following are seven inch Audio Reels:
A Rose Garden Wedding - Tricia and Edward Cox - 6-12-71
6 to 7 PM - 7:30 to 8:00 side 2, NBC 12-71
8:30 PM 6-12-71, Nixon's trip, September 27.
No. 2 - President Nixon's trip
No. 3 - through October 5, 1970, the President in
Houston and Hawaii - Apollo 13.
No. 4 - White House Christmas Tree lighting, 2 sides
No. 5 - The Making of a President - December 1969, 2 sides
No. 6 Goodbye to Staff, August 9, 1974, 2 sides, speed 3-3/4
No. 7 - Side 1 - Inaugural Parade, Inaugural Ball, Part 1,
Side 2, Inaugural Ball, Part 2.
No. 8 - Inauguration Day, January 20, 1969, side 1
Beginning ceremonies. Side 2 Inaugural Address,
Richard M. Nixon
No. 9 - Eisenhower funeral, play 2 sides, speed
3-34-FORD BERALD LIBRARY
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Box Number
7W
No. 10 - The President's trip February 23 through
March 2, 1969, play both sides, 3-3/4"
No. 11 - Side 1 - President Nixon 10-31-69. Side 2 President
Nixon 11-3-69 - Speeches
No. 12 - The President's dinner for Apollo 11 Astronauts,
Side 2 - Parade dinner for Apollo 11 Astronauts
No. 13 - The Presidents trip New York and Chicago
No. 14 - Asia and Romania, 2 tracks - February 19, 1972
President Nixon's trip to China
No. 15 - Parts 1 and 2, Box 1 - Parts 3 and 4 President
Nixons trip to China, February 19, 1972 - Election
Day 1974, Box 2
No. 16 or Part 2 '68, Parts 1 and 2 turn over for Part 2
President (Talks)
No. 17 - President Richard M. Nixon, August 8, 1974
News and Comments- 5 inch Audio, 2 sides
The following are five inch Audio Reels:
No. 1 - First 1971, Side 1, Conference June -
Commentaries
No. 2 - Apollo 11 Capsule
No. 3 - Rose Mary Woods JM/Sirica - March 18, 1974, 2 sides
No. 4 - Press Conference, President Richard M. Nixon, 2 sides
Work Commentaries - 4/29 United Nations
No. 5 - President Richard M. Nixon TV - Radio
No. 6 - Tape - TV-Radio capsules, Rose Mary Woods, TV
February 1, 1974 and Washington Review
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7W
No. 8 - TV Capsules - November 6, 1973, 2 sides
No. 9 - White House Tour, Tricia Nixon, CBS - TV, 2 sides, 1970
No. 10 - Rose Mary - Gray show Radio
No. 11 - Joseph Rhoades - 1970 - 1:05 PM, June 21, 19
No. 12 - Rose Mary Woods - TV composite,
2nd through
5th, 1973, 2 sides.
No. 13 - Tape 1-15-74 News Capsules, 2 sides
No. 14 - Inaugural, 2 sides
No. 15 - Additional Vatican visit material, play 2 sides
No. 16 - Side 1 - Bob Hope, 2-17-69 - Side 2 - Liz Smith
James Brady 1-20-69
The following are three inch Audio Reels :
No. 1 - Banquet, Side 1 - Chou En lai - Side 2 President
Nixon
No. 2 - President Nixon, Waldorf 8-17-71
No. 3 - President Nixon, Waldorf 8-17-71
No. 4 - Nixon supporter - New Hampshire with McGovern
NBC-TV 2-26-71
No. 5 - ABC-TV 4-29-71
No. 6 - Waldorf 8-17-71
No. 7 - Howard K. Smith on President Nixon - ABC-TV
7:00 PM 11-30-72
No. 8 - Rose Mary Woods on Today - 12-9-70
No. 9 - Rose Mary Woods on Today - 12-9-70
No. 10 -
Man on the Moon"
No. 11 - President Nixon on Rose Mary Woods
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No. 12 - RN '60 TV 1-9-73
No. 13 - Rose Mary Woods on Today - 12-9-70
No. 14 - Rose Mary Woods on Today - 12-9-70
No. 15 - People editor of Time on AM, New York 2-7-74
No. 16 Rose Mary Woods on Today 12-9-70
No. 17 - Oath
No. 18 - President Nixon buys flowers 6-21-71
No. 19 - President Nixon TV 12-21-71, also 12-24-71, 2 sides
No. 20 - Vatican
No. 21 - No label
No. 22 - Theodore White on President Nixon, Side 1 - Carson
Show 7-28-69 - Side 2 - Today show 7-28-69
No. 23 - Rose Mary Woods on Today - 12-9-70
No. 24 - Nixons 31st TV - 6-20-71
No. 25 - Audio Reels - CBS-TV - 12-16-70
No. 26 - TV spot 4-28-69
No. 27 - Lowell Thomas on Nixon 10-21-70
No. 28 - White House mail 4-24-70 ABC-TV
No. 29 - Waldorf 8-17-71
No. 30 - ABC-TV - 4-29-71
No. 31- ABC-TV - 4-29-71
No. 32 - ABC-TV - 4-29-71
No. 33 - ABC-TV - 4-29-71
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No. 34 - Howard K. Smith
No. 35 - Julie and David guests Today 8-12-70,
No. 36 - Today show
No. 37 - Rose Mary Woods on TV 12-21-71; President Nixon
12224-74 with Mrs.
No. 38 - President Nixon - Side 1 - 12-21-71 - Side 2
12-24-71
No. 39 - President Nixon - Side 1 -12-21-71- TV - Side
2 - TV 12-24-71
No. 40 - President Nixon - Side 1 - 12-21-71 - Side 2
12-24-71 Original
No. 41 - Side 1 - President Nixon - 12-21-71 - Side 2
President Nixon 12-24-71
No. 42 - President Nixon, Side 1 - 12-21-71 - Side 2
12-24-71
No. 43 - President Nixon, Side 1 - 12-21-71 - Side 2
12-24-71
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Box contains:
17 - Soap Stone Elephants (2" high) (green in color)
47 - 1971 Eisenhower Uncirculated Silver Dollars
(in Navy blue envelopes w/silver lettering)
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Box Number
9W
Box contains:
48 Tie tacks in shape of U.S. map and "Nixon"
inscribed on each.
1 Tie tack in shape of U.S. map and "Richard Nixon
37th President" inscribed
1 Set of cuff links and tie clasp in shape of U. S.
map and "Richard Nixon - 37th President" inscribed
on each.
1 Gold charm bracelet with a charm in the shape of a
U. S. map "Richard Nixon - 37th President" inscribed
on charm.
51 Gold pins in shape of an "N"
9 Bronze commemorative medals
21 small medals of the Presidential seal
25 Books of matches, embossed w/a Nixon-Agnew seal
on one side and "The Inaugural Ball January 20, 1969"
written on other side
14 Small desk plaques (or paperweights) (2½" X 3½) -
flat and square with picture of U. S. Capitol,
Washington, D.C. (Black & White in color)
10W
Photograph 18 X 22 color w/black wood frame - RN working
in Rose Garden 22 April 1970
11W
One Attache Case - leather, hand-tooled, dark brown,
16x11x5
12W
One scale model wooden ship - Mayflower, year 1620
(19" X 24")
13W
One artificial flower arrangement - gold in color,
18" high
14W
One glass terrarium w/plants
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Box Number
15W
One cookie tin - round (10" diameter) w/flower
pattern on top
16W
Box contains:
a) - 100 (approximately) ball point pens - blue,
yellow, red and green
b) - 13 - #2 pencils (new)
c) - 12 - small gold magnetic pencils (ever-sharps)
d) - 1 - small white paperweight (round w/black
figure on front)
e) - 1 ballpoint pen inscribed Freedom Share/Savings Bond
f) - 1 Ballpoint pen inscribed Lawrence Welk
g) - 1 black & silver pen & pencil set
h) - 2 Uni-pens (one - with refill)
i) - 3 - Parker felt-tip pen inscribed The White House/
Richard Nixon
j) - 2 Parker ball point pen (green)
k) - 13 - 9 volt batteries
L) - 1 box of 12 pens (ballpoint) and 24 cartridges
(assorted)
m) - 1 box of 8 stereographic color porous tip pen refills
n) - 1 desk name plate (triangular) Rose Mary Woods
(8" long)
o) - 41 gold Richard Nixon pens
p) - 150 Eversharp Parker pen refills
q) - 8 Lindy pens
r) - 2 - 1.4 volt batteries
s) - 35 - misc. pens
-17-
ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box Number
17W
35 Boxes (50 each) of RMN White House embossed matches.
From Universal Match Co. addressed to: U. S. White
House, Attn: Rose Mary Wood (sic) Received 5-8-74
18w
Box Contains:
1 - Book - Greeg Shorthand Dictionary 1930, by John
Robert Gregg
1 - Bag of Approximately 250 gold tees inscribed
Re-elect Dick Nixon (w/picture of RN)
250 (approximately) Christmas card envelopes
150 (Approximately) Christmas cards
19W
Box Contains:
2 Manila folders of Xmas cards received by
Rose Mary Woods
Files of newspaper articles
(xerox) Folder titles as follows:
a) - RMW - Originals
b) - RMW - Louise Hutchinson 4-5-70
c) - RMW - Paul Healy 11-18-68
a) - RMW - Mary Daniels 9-10-72
e) - RMW - Ann Merker Gold 3-69
f) - RMW - David Hess 9-24-72
20W
RMW Files: Magazines, clippings, News Summaries
August - October 1974
21W
RMW Files: Magazines, Clippings, News Summaries
October-November 1974
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ROSE MARY WOODS (PERSONAL)
Box Number
22W
Box contains:
- envelope of misc. pens
- campaign button (nixon 1968)
- campaign decal (Nixon 1968)
- business cards (Approximately 100)
- Misc. supplies (ie tags, loose leaf reinforcements, etc.)
- RMW note pads
- 100 (Approximately) Nixon picture post cards
- 7 Richard Nixon gold medals commemorating 37th President
- 5 inches of blank 3x5 file cards (assorted colors)
- 2 felt bags
- gummed labels
- 2 audio cassettes
- 1 metal (gold) ruler
- 2 silver metal rulers
- 1 miniature dictionary
- misc. New York office desk supplies
- 1 bundle of pens & pencils
- Quotations from Chairman LBJ (small book)
23W
- Assorted News Clippings
- Assorted Magazines
- 5 b/w still photographs
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- - 5 Nixon Campaign broaches
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
,
24W
-Etching of White House (framed in black wood frame)
12 X 17½
-Etching of the Supreme Court (framed in black wood
frame) 12 X 17½
-Etching of the Capitol (framed in black wood frame)
12 X 17½
-Photograph B&W 8 X 12 RN & Agnew in Oval Office
-Seal of U.S. (framed in black/gold frame) 10 X 10
-(2) soap stone elephants 2 3/4 X 4
-Large manila envelope marked "News clippings on China"
containing: Newspaper clippings on the People's Republic
of China (1972 Trip)
-Small manila folder marked "1 copy "6 Crises" leather/
1 copy Inaugural Invitation"
Containing: same
-Leather Attache case with gold embossed lettering:
President Nixon's Visit to Peoples Republic of China
February 1972 -- Rose Mary Woods
Containing:
-2 picture books (paperback) - The President's
Trip to China by members of American Press
Corps
-1 small pocket binder/detailed schedule of RN's
visit to PRC
-1 leather bound note pad with maps (embossed:
President Nixon's Visit to Peoples Republic of
China February 1972/Rose Mary Woods
-1 3-ring binder/Detailed schedule of RN's Visit
to the PRC
-Photograph Color 11 X 13 (framed in gold/black frame)
-Inauguration 1969
-Manila envelope unmarked
Containing:
-2 12 X 15 etchings of RN
-2 photographs of W.H. staff meeting X
13 FORD 9 LIBRART
B&W
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BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
24W (continued)
-2 photographs of an A1 Capp cartoon
-Framed excerpts from RN's Inaugural Address 1969
(9 X 12)
-1 3-ring binder with white lettering on front: Committee
for the Re-Election of the President - Republican
National Convention - August 21-23, 1972 - Miami Beach,
Florida - Information Book -
-1 3-ring binder marked on cover: Detailed Schedule, New
Delhi, India - Miss Rose Mary Woods - (Detailed Schedule
of RN's visit to India, July 31-Aug. 1, 1969)
-Large manila envelope marked "Personal Notes & Memos on
China"
Containing:
-Program/Red Detachment of Women
-Articles re China (in binder)
-folder title: China Trip - February 1972
RMW File
-6 expanision folders titled:
-1953
-1955
-1956
Containing: Schedules of RN's
-1957
foreign trips
-1958
-1959
-15 photographs Color 8 X 10 RN with Pope Paul at
Vatican
-Schedule & Arrangements Book for RN's visit to Brussels
Feb. 23-24, 1969 (including fact sheets & fact books)
-File folder titled "European Trip - Feb. 1969" (containing:
newspaper clippings)
-Book - Inter-Continental Gourment Cookbook by Myra Waldo
1967
-Detail Schedule (bound) of RN's trip to Pakistan Aug. 1-2,
1969
-Binder of Art Prints (from Pakistan)
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-Republican National Convention booklets, pamphlet, magazines,
newspapers.
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BOOK NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
24W (continued)
-Manila envelope of memorabilia from Thailand Trip of
July, 1969 (including the detailed schedule of the
President's visit)
-Manila envelope marked "RMW - Russian Trip"
Containing:
-folder titled! Trip to the Soviet Union -
May, 1972
-Manila envelope marked "Confidential Booklets on China"
Containing: State Department Publication on China
(The Defense Classified material was removed
and placed with Presidential material)
-Manila envelope marked "RMW Russian Trip"
Containing:
-Maps
-folder marked "RMW"
-folder marked "Trip to the Soviet Union
May, 1972"
(The Defense Classified material was removed and placed
with Presidential material)
-Manila folder of books & travel pamphlets on India
-Manila envelope marked "Magazines, folders, small mementos
from China"
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
25W
-Jewelry box (stained wood) 7 X 8 X 10
-Audio tape (7" reel)
-Glass dish (oval shaped) (6 X 8) (with replica of actual
plaque placed on the moon) (from Western Union International
Inc.)
-Wooden desk pen set (no pens)
-2 ceramic plaques (4 X 3) of The Capitol
-Commemorative coin honoring President Nixon in a plexiglass
plaque
-Perfume (in square box)
-Wooden plaque (17½ X 22½) inlayed with newspaper articles
on RMW
-2 pocket copies of the New Testament
-Photo Album - Presidential seal on cover/photos of Nixon
departure
-5 paper posters (Nixon Re-election)
-Poster of U.S. Presidents
-Photograph (11 X 14) (Color) of man walking on moon
(autographed by Apollo 11 astronauts)
-13 packets of a collection of various White House &
Presidential photographs (8 X 10) (Color)
-Glass bud vase (7" high)
-2 small ashtrays (one glass, one with Presidential seal)
-1 American Flag (10" high) w/stand
-1 Bell on stand (brass) (9" high)
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-Manila envelope with misc. White House photographs (8 X 10)
(Color)
-23-
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
25W (continued)
-Envelope of Camp David stationary
-2 Cartoons (8 X 10) (photograph & etching)
-Misc. photographs, art prints, etchings, calendar,
magazines
-1 copy of Summons To Greatness
-Manila envelope of photographs of RM Woods (13 X 15) (B&W)
(approx. 8)
LIBRARY GERALD
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
26W
Photographs of RM Woods B&W and Color
(approx. 100-125)
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
27W
-RM Woods' Personal Correspondence
Personal Papers
C. Nov. 1968 - April 1969
(Personal correspondence congratulating Miss
Woods on her appointment as Personal Secretary
to President Nixon)
(in folders A-Z)
28W
Personal Papers
-Personal Telephone directory (blank)
-Personal Telephone directory
-Certificate from the Passionist Community
-Folder: "RMW on 'Today Show' 12/9/70
("Today" letters/answered) (Personal Correspondence
re: appearance on Today Show by RM Woods 12/9/70)
-Folder: "RMW-Christmas 1971" (Mass cards sent at
Christmas to Miss Woods, personally)
-First Day Covers/stamps
(approx. 100)
-Folder: no label
(Misc. personal papers)
-Folder: no label
(Misc. Christmas cards)
-Folder: "Publicity - RMW" (Newspapers/Magazine Articles)
-Folder: "Rose Mary Woods - Campaign 1968"
(RN's Schedules/1968 Campaign)
-Folder: "RMW Spiritual Gifts - 1973"
-Folder: "Christmas Masses for RMW - 1972"
29W
Personal Papers
-RM Woods' Personal Correspondence
C. Nov. 1973 - 1974
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(folders A-N)
30W
Personal Papers
-RM Woods' Personal Correspondence
C. Nov. 1973 - 1974
(folders 0-Z)
-26-
ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS:
31W
-Newspaper clippings
1973-1974
32W
-Newspaper clippings
1973-1974
33W
-Newspaper clippings
1973-1974
34W
-Newspaper clippings
1973-1974
35W
-Rose Mary Woods - Personal
General Correspondence - answered
Personal Papers
(folders A-Z)
36W
-Folder: "RMW Auto Requests Time/Newsweek Covers"
(requests for autographs)
Personal Papers
-Folder: "RMW Time/Newsweek"
(requests for autographs)
-Folder: "RMW Signature Time/Newsweek"
(requests for autographs)
-Folder: "RMW Autograph requests"
-Folder: "RMW Signature"
-Folder: "RMW Time/Newsweek Auto Requests"
(requests for autographs)
-Manila envelope containing:
-Photograph ready for RMW autograph
-Folder of autograph requests
FORDO is GERALD LIBRARY
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
37W
FOLDERS:
Personal Papers
-RMW Personal
A
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
(Correspondence) B
-Unmarked - Jim Bassett's
"A Political Journal of 1954"
-RMW Personal
C
(Correspondence)
-Campaign 1972 Memorabilia
-RMW Personal
D
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
E
(Correspondence)
-Election Night - 1972
-RMW Personal
F
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
G
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
H
(Correspondence)
-General and Mrs. Hughes Silver
Anniversary Party, June 6, 1971
-RMW Personal
I
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
J
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
K
(Correspondence)
FURD & LIBRARY 03RALD
-Verna and Jim Keogh Party,
December 30, 1970
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER: :
BOX CONTAINS:
37W (continued)
FOLDERS:
Personal Papers
-Edward Kennedy
(newspaper/mag. clippings
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
38 W
FOLDERS:
-RMW Special
-Knights of Columbus Speech
Remarks Re: RMW 8/17/71
-RMW Personal
L
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
M
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
N
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
0
(Correspondence)
-ODE File
-RMW - Honorary Degree - May 16, 1971
Pfeiffer College--Misenheimer, N.C.
-RMW Personal
P
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
Q
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
R
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
S
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
T
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
U
(Correspondence)
-RMW Personal
V - W
(Correspondence)
FORDO is GERALD LIBRARY
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
38 W (continued)
FOLDERS:
-RMW Personal
Y - Z
(Correspondence)
-WHO'S WHO -- RMW Application
LIBRARY GERALD R. FOND
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (A)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
39W
-RMW Misc. Legal
-Legal Misc. A-Z (black folder)
-Legal Misc.
-Ervin Committee Interview, C. Rhyne's Office,
Feb. 20, 1974
-RMW Misc. Legal
-Merv Griffin Show
-Grand Jury - RMW - Feb. 1, 1974
-Rhyne, Charles
-Open Court Proceedings, Dec. 5, 1973
General Haig
-Special Selected Pages (from Rhyne Firm)
-Legal Clippings
DERALD R. FORD LIBRARY
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (B)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
40W
-RMW Testimony Nov. 8, 1973
(Judge Sirica)
-RMW Testimony Dec. 5, 1973
(Judge Sirica)
-RMW Testimony (notes on) - Grand Jury
Feb 1, 1974
-Tapes - Gap Problems of Others
-Open Court Proceedings
Dec. 6, 1973 - Haig
-Alan Bell on Panorana
Jan. 22, 1974
-Book Office
-Boys Club of America - RMW
Work in 1966-68
-Bull, Stephen
-Butterfield, Alex (re: tapes)
-Buzhardt Testimony (questions)
-Cahill
-Caulfield, Jack (empty folder)
-Common Cause - Subpoena to RMW
-Court Exhibits
-Ervin Committee
-Experts for Charles Rhyne
BERALD R. FORD
-Experts (so-called) Court
-F.B.I.
-F.B.I. Interviews - form requested by St.Clair's
Office
-33-
ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (B)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
40W (continued)
-Garment, Len
-Hauser
-Hughes Contribution - Ervin Committee Inquiry
-Jaworski, Leon
-Logs
-Alice McPhillips - FBI Interview
-Media - Letters to networks, etc.
-Mitchell
-Powers' Testimony (Questions)
-Presidenti's Daily Logs
June 12-20, 1972/Sept. 29, 1973
-Rebozo, C.G.
-Receipts for tapes
-RN Statements/Speeches re Watergate/Tapes/etc.
(News releases)
-Riland, Kenneth
-Safe Access Log - Oct. 4-7, 1973
Key Biscayne
-St. Clair, James
-Sirica, Judge
-Subpoenas
of
FORD
-Tapes (turned into Sirica)
(according to Counsel's Office)
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-Tapes - Access (TSD handling of)
-Technical Experts
-34-
ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (B)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
40W (continued)
-Tests of Uher/Sony RMW used by WH Lawyers & Others
-Typewriter & Tensor Lamp
Delivered to Court
-Weekly Abstract of President's Logs
(sample of revised ones)
-June 20, 1972 Meeting
-June 20, 1972 Tape
-Panel (Tape Gap)
-Alice Nelsen - FBI Interview
-Marje Acker - FBI Interview
-Nov. 21, 1973 (In Camera Session)
-Sealed Proceedings Nov. 26, 1973
-Sealed Proceedings Nov. 28, 1973
-Sealed Proceedings Nov. 29, 1973
-Sealed Proceedings Dec. 4, 1973
-Sealed Proceedings Dec. 5, 1973
-Sealed Proceedings Dec. 13, 1973 - Experts
-Sealed Proceedings Jan. 18, 1974
-Sealed Proceedings Thurs. Jan. 31, 1974
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (c)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
41W
-Hearings (Ervin Committee)
July 31 and August 1-2, 1973
G.P.O. Publication
-Legal Briefs (Drafts)/Rhyne to Sirica
(7 copies)
-Transcripts of Presidential Conversations
(Judiciary Committee/House of Representatives)
April 30, 1974
-Brief on Behalf of Richard Nixon to Judiciary
Committee/House of Representatives
July 19, 1974
(2 copies)
-Folder: "Legal-Miscellaneous RMW"
-Sealed Proceedings (10 copies)
November 21, 1973 (later unsealed)
-Folder: "Legal Deposition of RMW 2/6/74"
-"The EOB Tape of June 20, 1972"
Report on a Technical Investigation
-Folder: "RMW - Personal Finances"
-H.R. Haldeman Opening Statement/Ervin Committee
July 29, 1973
-Supreme Court Publication
U.S. vs R.N.
-Appendices to Legal Briefs
(Charles Rhyne) (7 copies)
-May 13, 1974 - Proceedings sealed by Court
(later unsealed)
-May 4, 1974 - Proceedings sealed by Court
(later unsealed)
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (D)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
42W
-Hearings/Ervin Committee
March 22, 1974
-RMW - Legal Miscellaneous
Re: 6/20/72 Tape
-Stans, Maurice
-Open Court Proceedings, December 5, 1973
General Bennett
-Open Court Proceedings, November 29, 1973
Buzhardt
and Seal Proceedings
November 29, 1973
-Open Court Proceedings, November 28, 1973
Buzhardt
-Open Court Proceedings, December 4, 1973
Higby, Bennett, Powers
-Open Court Proceedings, November 8, 1973
Woods/Wong/Haldeman
-Open Court Proceedings
Alexander Butterfield
-Bench Conference
December 6, 1973
-Open Court Proceedings, December 13, 1973 - Experts
(1st Technical Report)
-Open Court Proceedings
January 18, 1974 - Buzhardt, Bull, Experts
-Sirica Memorandum
1-18-74
Re: Turning Over to Grand Jury
-Sealed Proceedings
January 24, 1974
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
LEGAL (D)
BOX NUMBER:
BOX CONTAINS:
42W (continued)
-Transcript of President's Conversation
(Judiciary Committee/House of Representatives)
April 30, 1974
(binder)
-Index of Testimony of 8 people
(binder)
053ALO FORD VIBRARY
ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS
43W
-(unlabeled folder) - Misc. personal correspondence
-RMW Easter Cards
-(unlabeled folder) - Misc. personal correspondence
-Scrap Book
-Newspaper clippings
-RMW Mail
-RMW - Requests for Interviews
-RMW Special (Put with RMW 1973-74 Support Letters)
-Row, Chin Hwan
-RMW FYI - Articles
-RMW FYI's (personal correspondence, news clippings)
-RMW FYI (personal correspondence)
-RMW FYI's - Articles
-RMW Personal
-M. Acker Personal
-Reading File
-RMW Personal
-Bundle of 3 X 5 index cards/"RMW Autograph"
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ROSE MARY WOODS - PERSONAL
BOX NUMBER
BOX CONTAINS
44W
-RMW - Post Presidential
-Invitations to RMW (Post-Pres.)
-RMW Special
Check List -- Important things to be done
-RMW Material Re: President Nixon's Papers
(post-presidential) (press releases, etc.)
GERALD LIBRANY P. FORD
RECEIVED
CSA
FEB 6 1 02 PM '75
MATERIAL AWAITING TRANSFER TO JACKSON PLACE
The attached is a list of material that Rose Mary Woods and Marjorie P.
Acker wish to transfer with them to the office on Jackson Place.
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MATERIALS AWAITING TRANSFER TO JACKSON PLACE
Box 1
GSA Supplies
-empty folders
-typewriter ribbons (blank)
move
-hole punch
-pencil sharpener
-intensity lamp, etc.
Box 2
GSA Desk Supplies
-Christmas Card List (RMWoods) ? - separate vex
-Plastic jar
no
-Greeting cards (blank), etc.
Box 3
Supplies
-used empty envelopes
-empty chain envelopes
-blank paper/stationary
-unused manila envelopes
-burn bags
-blank legal pads
#typewriter ribbons
-blank note pads
Box 4
All material is dated post August 9, 1974
-3 manila folders of bulk mail (pending answer and answered)
addressed to RN and PN
-1 manila folder of RMW letter forms
-Photo of original painting of RN - request for RN signature
by artist Claude Ruch 12/7/74
move
-Photo of RN, PN and members of the White House staff
signed by PN - belonging to Susie Doliboes' parents
-Book addressed to RN 1/6/75
-Accordian folder - RMW bulk mail (containing some RN mail)
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Box 5
House Box addressed on October to Julie 23, 1974) Nixon Eisenhower (received at White Musir
Box 6
Box of stationary (blank)
3
move
Box 7
-Photo of RN and PN belonging to Marje Acker
Photo belonging to Gerald Warren/request for RN signature
-RMW personal correspondence and attachment (post dated Aug. 9, 19
move
Box 8
Typing paper (blank) 3 move
Box 9
RM Woods 1974 Christmas Cards (received) 3 move
Box 10
All material is dated post August 9, 1974
-Manila folders of:
1974 Christmas cards (received) (RN and PN)
1974 Mass cards (received) (RN and PN)
RN Get Well cards November 1974
move
Certified mail receipts
RN Birthday cards
RN Bulk Mail
RN Christmas cards (received) 1974
RN Get Well cards November/December 1974
RN Public Mail - requests for autograph of RN
RN Bulk Mail (received)
1 Christmas book for RN
1 tie and pin with attached Christmas card
Box 11
RN Bulk Mail (foreign and domestic) - Post dating August 9, 1974
1 Government (GSA) Typewriter (#15-8530284)
1 Typewriter (#8289334) belonging to R.M. Woods
2 Boxes of Kitchen Supplies/Food
3
surve
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6 Plants
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