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White House Special Files Collection Folder List Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 34 11 n.d. Other Document Handwritten note (Haldeman?) RE: campaign motorcade. 1pg. 34 11 09/03/1968 Report Deatail schedule/itinerary for RN's campaign stops across the United States from 09/04/1968 - 09/23/1968. 65pgs. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 1 of 1 S}~: :~_- JTT~ ,; ·t i,E 8__ ~ -. ;3E !:l'r F:)\,:i P)S .P\. b, 19 6p, - .._--- _.. ---- - - -- '-'-- '- - - - - - - '. --"-'--" - ..­ l,,{ -·· s. Ni ~c)T ~ ~:l l-r i \/e. ·s l i \ C~ l ic a;?; c, 'I' !.tes d::t.y ·ll ig J.i~ . .s ep t e l n ~, r 3, ;:;' :)Cl a:rd TJ"tll, e d i! 11 2, d e p<H ~'i !lg Lo '; A 19,~ lc5 cL !1:3S p.rn, P D T 2. _.d Cl .!."Livinrs ;1"/; Chjc ( ~go O'l-T?j-E' ~ 1C:10 p . tn. CIYf J 0 I ' l'~'_j J'J j d P. C k,: i: YJ ill l.·C f-; e -~ , lo'L. r -' .. 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'I:r;,. ja J }iiJ;P, T) 9 v ; ,.:; julie on Idt; D"tvid in E-" iCl ~lL; 'l'rj~ic l Ol} 1'lgn"v Press ~~~JCh ~.i~~.lt~ b~~c~ )iS 1?":15p.ru. :r'.1 ( )~ (~ r" - (i.(! l' ol:rL : J ;;!' ckf,or, to L : " C;;:ll_L~ LaS;:,11,:, to Iv1ccll'ue Mc'rl!'Oe ~o .'3 L d. ~w e. State to \Vasl). i·n g to~ l - r\..~. D · · taj n ~.11 0lJ -=- r:. C9.r t.o hotel }""' r cr..t e n.d, of 1'r-:.o t tJ l'C 8.(1'2 t d. 1. j -' 3 01.', J DETAIL SCHEDULE - 3 --\VEDN- .--- ESD~.Y , .. ­SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 (continued) - Chicago ARRIVE SHERATON--BLACKSTONE HOTEL, Chicago Michigan and Balbo Streets (312) 427 -43 00 STAFF TI}1E I Working press room: Sheraton and Chicago Room.s Valet service available on 2'1-hour basis \ Me a ls available until 2: 00 a. m. Cro'.vd present at hote]; possibility of RN rema:::'ks "'1 if r.. -ck s i.';e s M- m iC,<}vaila ble (' 1 .. l' owel S t el lVl:r S . 1\1 - 1 r s . 1vJ i:", r'{Anri ,,,<... r son; to J lll ie -­ \ l\1i ~ -. 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SCHElfU L E 2::1Cl-3:CO - Inte rview with Iv1zil'ge Bowers of LIFE lvf.aga.z.ine in Mrs. N's suite 8:20 p. m. RN, Mrs. N, Tricia, Julie, David depart Sheraton-Blackstone enroute WBBM-TV Driving time: :10 8:30 p. m Arrive WBBM .: TV..1. 630 North McClul'g Court (312) 944-6000 for sta.tewide TV program Viewing roorn with TV monitors available for press Special rese :eved section in audience re served fOT Mrs. N, Tricia, .Tu1ie, David DETAIL SCHEDULE - 4 WEDNf;SDA Y, SEPTEMBER 4 , 1368 (ccmtinued) - Chicago 9:00 p. m . CDT RN LIVE STATE-WIDE TV - one hour ] 0:00 p. m . Statewide TV c oncluclc s 10:1 5 p. m . D epart V Bl'vl--TV enro'rr, ,"; Sheraton- Blackstone Hotel 10: 2Sp. m . P_r rive Sberaton--nla cks ~ , 0n c Hotel OVERNIGHT ~~}i~~r .~ :~._~.~r)J~~~·~ _~~&~f'l' E ~ ·vf ~~~.F( 5 ~ _~ !'.Ci:: ~ ~. CJ1i c ;:'?;O -S:ir~ .Lt ' ~. CJ._~ ·_ ci s co -·Sacta Ci~~ J:' a­ Sui"': J'- · ·Ic.~il.ci3C('1 7; 15 a. Pl. 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