Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 N.D. Other Document Paper from RN regarding Burning Tree Hole- in-One Insurance Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 12/15/1971 Letter From Richard R. Augustine to RN RE: check written to the Eisenhower Medical Center. 1pg.

8 7 12/14/1971 Financial Records Receipt from Eisenhower Medical Center recognizing RN's contribution. 1 pg.

8 7 11/28/1971 Letter From RN to Bob and Dolores Hope. RE: check to Eisenhower Medical Center. 1 pg.

8 7 12/14/1971 Letter From William R. Perdue, Jr. to RN RE: contribution. 1 pg.

8 7 12/07/1971 Letter From William R. Perdue, Jr. to RN. Discusses 35th reunion for class of 1937 and contributions to Duke Law School. 2 pgs.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 1 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 12/15/1971 Other Document Letter envelope from William R. Perdue, Jr. to RN. 2 pgs.

8 7 12/09/1971 Financial Records Receipt from Duke University Loyalty Fund to RN recognizing his gift to the Law School. 1 pg.

8 7 12/14/1971 Letter From Channing E. Phillips to RN acknowledging contribution to the Christmas Seal Campaign. 1 pg.

8 7 12/06/1971 Letter From Rose Mary Woods to Speaker John McCormack. Informs him that RN's contribution to the Christmas Seals Campaign was in memory of McCormack's wife. 1 pg.

8 7 12/07/1971 Letter From Rose Mary Woods to Reverend Channing E. Phillips RE: RN's contribution. 1 pg.

8 7 N.D. Letter From Channing E. Phillips to RN. Discusses benefits of RN's contribution to the Christmas Seal Campaign in 1970 and asks for his help again in 1971. 1 pg.

8 7 11/15/1971 Other Document Envelope from D.C. Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association to RN. 1 pg.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 2 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 N.D. Memo To RMW. Notes added by unknown. Author unknown. 1 pg.

8 7 12/13/1971 Financial Records Statement recording RN and PN's contribution to the United Negro College Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 12/14/1971 Letter From William B. Jennings to RN. Thanks RN for Loyalty Fund contribution to Duke University. 1 pg.

8 7 12/13/1971 Letter From Ann Harvey to Rose Mary Woods Re: RN check. 1 pg.

8 7 12/06/1971 Memo From Ken Cole to Rose Mary Woods RE: RN's check for the United Negro College Fund. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg.

8 7 12/10/1971 Letter From Charles E. Odegaard to RN. Odegaard recognizes RN's gift to the Heart Research Fun in memory of Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Kendall on behalf of the University of Washington. 1 pg.

8 7 N.D. Memo To Herb Kalmbach. Describes RN's contributions in previous years to an unknown organization. Author unknown. 1 pg.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 3 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 11/23/1971 Memo From Rose Mary Woods to Herb Kalmbach RE: check for the Duke University Loyalty Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 N.D. Letter Copy of letter from Nancy LawsReifsnyder to RN RE: contribution to Duke University. 2 pgs.

8 7 01/04/1971 Letter From William B. Jennings to RN RE: contribution to the Duke University Loyalty Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 12/30/1971 Financial Records Acknowledgement by Duke University of RN's contribution to the Loyalty Fund, which is designated to Law. 1 pg.

8 7 05/03/1971 Letter From Richard W. Kiefer to RN RE: thanks for gift to Duke University Loyalty Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 N.D. Other Document List of Duke Loyalty Fund Contributors for 1970-1971. RN is listed under the Law School Class of 1937. Author Unknown. 1 pg.

8 7 12/23/1970 Letter From Richard W. Kiefer to RN regarding contributon to Duke University Loyalty Fund. Includes handwritten postscript. 1 pg.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 4 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 12/15/1970 Memo From Rose Mary Woods to Herb Kalmbach RE: checks from RN to Duke University Loyalty Fund and D.C. TB and Repiratory Disease Association (Christmas Seals). 1 pg.

8 7 11/21/1970 Letter From Richard W. Kiefer to RN soliciting a contribution to the Duke Loyalty Fund. Handwritten note added by unknown. 1 pg.

8 7 N.D. Other Document Duke University donation card. Author unknown. 2 pgs.

8 7 N.D. Other Document Return envelope for Duke University Loyalty Fund. Author Unknown. 2 pgs.

8 7 N.D. Other Document Pamphlet answering questions about donations to the Duke University Loyalty Fund. 2 pgs.

8 7 01/19/1970 Letter From A. Kenneth Pye to RN RE: contribution to Duke University School of Law. 1 pg.

8 7 01/15/1970 Letter From William B. Jennings to RN RE: contribution to the Loyalty Fund program at Duke University. 1 pg.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 5 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 01/06/1970 Financial Records Receipt of RN's contribution to Duke University Loyalty Fund, designated for use by Law and Latty Scholarship Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 01/15/1970 Other Document Envelope from Duke University to RN. 1 pg.

8 7 10/26/1971 Letter From Rose Mary Woods to unknown parties with blind carbon copy to H. Kalmbach. Involves check to the University of Washington's Heart Research Fund. 1 pg.

8 7 12/18/1971 Letter From Rose Mary Woods to Eliska Hasek RE: letter on behalf of RN on the death of Don Kendall and the death of his parents. 1 pg.

8 7 N.D. Memo From Rose Mary Woods to RN RE: memorial services for Don Kendall's parents. 1 pg.

8 7 10/12/1971 Letter From Freeman F. Gosden to Rose Mary Woods RE: RN's check. 1 pg.

8 7 10/14/1971 Other Document Envelope to Rose Mary Woods. 2 pgs.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 6 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

8 7 12/05/1971 Letter From RN to Freeman RE: five dollars sent via Kissinger. 1 pg.

8 7 07/23/1971 Letter From Rose Mary Woods to Herb RE: checks for two bills. 1 pg.

8 7 06/12/1971 Memo Wedding expenses. Author unknown. 2 pgs.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Page 7 of 7 ~------, . --

I Burning Tree Club

I desire to participate in the Burning Tree Hole-in-One Insurance Fund. Please charge my ac~ount $5.00 for the initial levy and $5 , 00 for each hole-in­ one made thereafter by a participant in the Fund. It is understood that if I make a hole-in-one, the entire amount in the Fund will be paid to me.

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r',\LM UESE8 r C A I_IF ORNHI 9 2 2 60 / 71 -1 /3"6391 1

December 15, 1971

President Richard M. Nixon The White House Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. President:

This will acknowledge receipt of your check #1014 in the amount of $200.00 payable to the Eisenhower Medical Center.

Mr. Bob Hope has presented this office with your check, and on his behalf I wish to express our sincere appreciation for your generosity.

Mr. Paul Jenkins informed me of the presidential proclamation that you issued in conjunction with your golf game and we have received a number of contributions as a result of this official decree!

Sincerely yours, ~.~ -:J/ ~ - ~-wc --- , t~~ Richard R. Augustine Director of Development

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or i bce: H r b Kalmbach -- check no. 1014 11/29/71 $200.00

RN dictated/RMW/ma WI LLIAM R . PERDUE , JR.

113 3 AV E NUE O F T H E AM ER IC A S

N E W YORK, N . Y. 10036

D cember 14, 1971

The President The White House Washington, D. C. 20006

Dear Mr. President:

I had signed the enclosed letter to members of the class of 1937 and was about to mail it to you when the Alumni Office called and told me of your recent contribution. Therefore, I now send my thanks and also for the school and your associates in the class - particularly for the increase.

The salutation of the letter caused me some thought since personal salutation should not be lightly used for our most distinguished member, but I decided you'd like to be addressed as a class member.

with best personal regards,

Sincerely,

WRP:vj Enclosure WILLIAM R. PERDUE, JR.

1133 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS

NEW YORK, N.Y. 10036

December 7,1971

The President The Hhite House Hashington, D. C. 20006

Dear Dick:

It's incredible - next fall the class of 1937 will hold its 35th reunion.

This date is not mentioned to remind you of age - we're a long way from being old crocks. I have agreed to serve as class Gift Chairman to encourage all of us to recognize this memorable anniversary with a significant gift to the Law School.

We're all barraged with requests for contributions, but there are good reasons why this one should get special atten­ tion. I believe you will agree that we received a superior education at Duke Law' School, and its excellent continuing reputation greatly benefits its graduates. Since we grad­ uated, it has improved its physical facilities with a new building, has tripled its enrollment and expanded the area of study t o meet the increasing complexity of the profession. Its nationwide recognition is reflected in the fact that last year's freshman class was picked from 2,000 applicants.

I feel sure you share my opinion that it is very impor­ tant that schools like Duke continue to give a high quality education to new members of the profession. The school de­ serves and needs our support. A top flight school needs really substantial amounts of money. A law school like Duke must depend on alumni support to greater degree than other university units which receive greater help from business, foundations and government.

This year a gift has extra value because the Ford Foundation ,rill grant one dollar for every four donated. P~l our gifts will go to the school's educational budget. I hope that you will give this request your immediate attention and that you will help make the 35 th an impressive anniversary by giving even more generous l y than you think your circumstances permit. I enclose a pledge card and reply envelope for your convenience.

I l ook forward to seeing you next year.

Sincerel y , /'I ;t )~/ /~/{,~ {ill . R. Perdue, Jr.

WRP: kfl

Enclosure ...

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The President The White House Washington, D. C. 20006 .' . - - - - . . ., ,;;'--::- WILLIAM R. PERDUE , JR.

1133 A V ENUE OF THE AMER I CAS

NEW YORK , N . Y. 10036

>. DUKE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS DURHAM'. NORTH CAROLINA 2.7706 LOYALTY FUND OFFICE December 14,

The President The White House ~ashington, D. c. 20006

Dear Mr. President:

Thank you very much for your 1971-72 Loyalty Fund gift. It is a major contribution and is greatly appre­ ciated by the University and by the many alumni and friends \-Tho are leading this year's campaign effort.

i·1oreover, your participation helps support the University1s educational programs and contributes to\-Tard the achievement of a Loyalty Fund goal of $1,000,000. Regardless of other gifts Duke might receive, the Loyalty Fund remains fundamental to institutional strength and educational quality.

~hank you again for your generosity.

Sincerely,

~~l~ . Jenn · g' Director of An

enclosure DUKE UNIVERSITY LOYALTY FUN D 0 Department of Alumni Affairs 958 Durham, N. C. 27706 Your gift to Duke Univ ersity through this year's Loyalty Fund program has been received and is gratefully acknowledged. W illiam B. Jennings, Director of Annual Giving

Date Pledged Paid Balance

Designations: ___ ~L=L-,-,-. ,______

L 65 th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SEA CAMPAIGN The re 's m ore to d o . .. TGiv e mor e to Christmas Seal s

CHRIST¥AS 1971 JACK LEMMON, NATIONAL HONO RARY CHA IRM AN Channing E. Phillips, Honorary Chairman, District of CoZwnbia

December 14~ 1

The President The White House Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. President: It is with deep gratitude that we acknowledge receipt of your contribution of one hundred dollars to this year1s Christ­ mas Seal Campaign, to honor the memory of former Speaker John McCormackls late wife, Harriet. A special memorial gift card was sent to Mr. McCormack by our Association. May we take this opportunity to wish you and the First family a Merry Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year. Sincerely,

Channing E. Phillips, Chairman 1971 Christmas Seal Campaign

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TUBERCULOSIS AND RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATION 1714 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C., 20036 -- 202 - 785-2444 IT'S A MATTE R OF L I FE AN D BREATH RMW:MPA:rncp r 1. 1971

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Check '1015. December 6, 1971 - $100.00

BCe: Herb Klambach

RMW:MPA:mcp 65 th A NUAL CHRISTMAS SEA CAMPAIG Th er e's more to do.,. TGive more to Christma s Seals

CHRISTMAS 1071 JACK LEMMON, NATIONAL HONORARY CHAIRMAN Channing E. Phillips~ Honorary Chairman~ District of Columbia

Ho 1 i day Season, 1971

The Pres i dent The White House Washington, D.C. 20500 Mr. President: Your generous donation to the Christmas Seal Cam paign lastyear denoted our keen interest in our work a ainst tuberculost~?~-iLther resplratory diseases, an ~ir poll ~ n. The relentless battle we have waged against TB since 1902 is not yet won. Even though there has been a dramatic decline in the incidence of the disease at the national level, TB cl-ings stubbornly to its prey in large cities, including the Nation's Capital. Other chronic respi­ ratory diseases are increasing at an alarm-ing rate, and air pollution compounds the breathing problems so many of our fellow citizens face daily. Your help and that of tens of thousands of Washingtonians has enabled us to gain ground toward the solution of the social problems which keep perpetuating TB in our midst; to continue to aid chronic respiratory disease victims -in finding a new lease on lithe breath of life ll through patient services; to carry out year-round anti-smoking activities; to sponsor research and special training for physicians, nurses, and paramedical personnel; and to support the air conservation programs of our affiliate, the Metropolitan Washington Coalition for Clean Air. A personal contribution from ou to the Christmas Seal Fund this year wou ld add a new dimension to the lmportance 0 our programs or ~72 l ~ the District of Columbia, and would be acce ted most gratefullY_, __Y0J!r isuppor is l iterall,i a IIMatter of [He an reat. Sincerely,

Channing,E. Phillips, Chairman 1971 Christmas Seal Campaign

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TUBERCULOSIS AlVD RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATION 1714 Massachusetts Avenue~ N.W. Washington~ D.C.~ 20036 -- 202 - 785-2444 IT'S A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH ...... ~ . ~ " NFOR

D. C. TUBERCULOSIS AND RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATION . ~ .10'" ' , .;. 4Ir\.' ..r"...... ( 17.14 MASSACH USE TTS AV EN UE. N. W.• WAS HI NG TON.:".,D .C. 2 0036 - ~. ;:I , ." :l"~ ,~ ~.. . " ..~ -' . ~. .'t() i:~ - -~ . .. - .

The President The White House Washington, D.C. 20500 '\\ THE WHITE HOUSE WASHING.,.ON

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DATE DE S CRIPTION AMOUNT

12/13/71 United Negro College Fund $500.00

Acct. 708A

D E TACH AND RET AIN THIS STATE MENT

N&. ,. TTA CH£D CHECI< I ::, IN PAYMENT Qr ,,.!tMS DESCRIBED ABove I F' NOT CORRECT '~t...C, oi), St: I".OTIF'Y US P ROMP'Tl..Y. NO RECEIPT OItSIRED

.J. KALMBACH, DEMARCO, KNAPP & CHILLINGWORTH ATTORNEYS AT LAW 550 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 (714) 644-4111

December 13, 1971

Miss Rose Mary Woods Personal Secretary to the President The White House Washington, D. C.

Dear Rose:

As requested by Marge Acker, I'm enclosing the President's Check No. 20408 in the amount of $500 made payable to Arthur Fletcher.

Please note the check has not been signed as Mr. Kalmbach is traveling. I understand from Marilyn that you are authorized to sign on this account.

Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Cordially,

Ann Harvey Encl. Secretary to Mr. Kalmbach THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

December 6, 1971

CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR

ROSE WOODS

The President asked me to follow up with you his commit­ ment to Art Fletcher, made during the Thursday, December 2, meeting to give Art a personal check - the President said he would make it out directly to Art Fletcher - for the United Negro College Fund. The President told Art Fletcher that he could use the check in any way that he wanted.

I'm not sure what the next step is here. Do you want me to follow up with Fletcher, or will you go ahead?

KEN cc: John Ehrlichman John Dean UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98105 Office oj the President December 10, 1971 /

The Honorable Richard M. Nixon President of t he United States The White House Washington, D. C.

Mr. President:

On behalf of the University of Washington, I acknowledge receipt of your contribut ion in the amount of $100 to the Heart Research Fund in memory of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kendall.

Indeed, the establishment of this fund for the benefit of heart disease research we feel is a most fitting manner of memorial. It not only establishes Mr. and Mrs. Kendall's name in immortality at the University but recognizes the need for private funds to maintain standards of educational excellence.

We are deeply grateful for your gift.

Respectfully yours,

President

CEO:ka RN gave $100 in 1969 and $250 in 1970 November 28, 19'11

MEMORANDUM

TO: Herb Kalmbacb

FROM: Rose Mary Woods

Would yoo pI e have Ann epare a check in tb amount of $600 to th Do Unlv rslty Loyalty Fund. Envelope pledge card, te. ts attached. Thanks. Copy of hand-written letter

Honorable Richard M. Nixon 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. Wash ington, D. C. 20006

Dear Mr. President After due consideration have decided not to dwell on the fact that I taught Tricia for two years in Sunday School at Metropolitan Methodist Church, or that my son was in love with Julie for four years at Horace Mann, or that Dr. Latch and I prayed for you to become President for eight years (1960-1968) but to approach you with a bargain. Duke Un ive rsity is cel ebrati ng its 25th Loyalty Fu nd Anniversary and we hope to achieve a goal of $1 million. This is vi tal to all of us because the Ford Fou ndation has prom ised a renewal of their "o ne -for-four" challenge grant. An alumnus gift of $1 00 means $125 for Duke; $1,000 will mean $1,250, etc. An opportu nity we must not miss. All al um ni are asked to double thei r pledges of last year. The new pledges are payable by June 30, 1972. I understand you have given generous support to your former legal alma mater in the past and we hope you will be in a position to double your pledge this year. Thank you for your valuable time and consideration. My side of the bargai n is I'll campaign for you on Frark Dale's Corn mittee. Sincerely yours, s/Nancy LawsReifsnyder (Mrs. C. Frank) 10605 Stable Lane Potomac, Maryland 20854 DUKE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS OURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27706

LOVALTV FUND OFFI CE January 4, 1971

The President The White House Washington, D. C. 20500

Mr. President:

Thank you so very much for your generous contribu­ tion to the 1970-71 Loyalty Fund and for your continuing support. Your gifts mean a very great deal to Duke, and in expressing gratitude I add the appreciation of our many alumni and friends who are working so hard in the campaign, Your help will be encouraging to them all.

Cordially,

/(/.~~ , William Jennings Directo of Annual Gi

enclosure DUKE UNIVERSITY LOYALTY FUND Department of Alumni Affairs 608958 J Durham, N. C. 27706

Your g;(t to Duke University through this year's Loyalty Fund program has been received and is gratefully acknowledged.

William B. Jennings, Director of Annual Giving

Date Pledged Paid Bal ance l2/30/70 tp250.00 $250.00 I I The Honorabl e Richard Mo Nixon La i -r vlashington, D. C. Des ignations: ---­ - - - 20006 L

DATE PAID BALAN CE I n order to keep you in­ Encl. - - - --­ formed of the status of your Sept. - - --­ - pledge, a copy of this form Oct. will be mailed to you quarter­ Nov. ly, or in the mo nths you select for pledge payments. Dec. Jan. Individual payments will Feb. not be receiptecJ, except on Mar. re quest, but you may obtain April ______at any time a record of your gifts to Duke should yo u need May it for tax or other purposes. June ______2400 MARYLAND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21202

RICHARD W. KI EFER

May 3, 1971

Dear Mr. President,

I do not believe I have written to thank you for your gift to the Duke University Loyalty Fund for this year. Being Class Agent is a thankless job, and I think I will let someone else take it on next year. However, it is people like you who make it an easier one, and I did want to let you know that I appreciated your response.

I am sure that you are interested in knowing who has contributed so far this year and the total amount of their gifts. The enclosed list of classmates have given a total of $2,262.56. Our goal is $3,000.00, and, hopefully, we will make it.

with kind personal regards,

Sincerely,

The President The White House Washington, D. C. 20006 DUKE LOYALTY FUND CONTRIBUTORS, 1970-71

Law School, Class of 1937

Lyman H. Brownfield Hale McCown Sigrid Pedersen Foley Helen Lanier McCown Claiborne B. Gregory Richard M. Nixon David H. Henderson Charles S. Rhyne J. Mack Holland, Jr. Therman J. Troxler Richard W. Kiefer

Law School, Class of 1938

Thomas E. Butterfield, Jr. Charles R. Warren, Jr. James E. Sapp, Jr.

Law School, Class of 1939

W. Furman Betts, Jr. Charles H. Gibbs Robert W. Bogue John E. Hoffman, Jr. George A. Burwell Lylton E. Maxwell Eugene Desvernine Rufus H. Powell III John S. Forsythe William F. Womble Irwin Friedlander Stanley P. Meyerson Russell S. Deneen

Law School, Class of 1940

H. Ross Arnold, Jr. Harold M. Missal F. John M. Beattie James M. Poyner Margaret Adams Harris Russell D. Stone Joseph Laufer Maurice A. Weinstein John O. McCoy Donald V. Yarborough Johnson J. Hayes, Jr. H. Ross Arnold, Jr.

Law School, Class of 1941

Aute L. Carr Harvey S. Moore, Jr. Charles H. Fischer, Jr. A. Frederick Rebman III Eugene A. Gordon 2400 MARYLAND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21202

RICHARD W. KIEFER

Wednesday, December 23, 1970

My dear Mr. President:

Thank you very much for your generous contribution to the Duke University 1970-71 Loyalty Fund. Your check arrived at my office and has been forwarded to the University.

You will be interested in knowing that Brownfield, Mack Holland, Charlie Rhyne, Ethel Hunter Sheldon, Sig Pedersen Foley, Hale and Helen McCown and I have joined you in early contributions; all of which are earmarked for the Law School itself.

You will be hearing from Duke in the near future, but I wanted to take this means to add my own personal thanks. I hope I will have the opportunity to thank you in person.

With kind personal regards and compliments of the season to you, Pat and your family,

Sincerely,

The President The White House Washington, D.C. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

December 15, 19 0

TO: Herb ach

FFcO~{: Rose fary oods

We sued hvo checks from the ctal aec Fund r . 100 -- D. C. TB and I ratory Disease A oeiation (C 'stmas Sea $100.00 ,

DUKE"LOYALTY FUND November 21, 1970

-/liA . ~ Dear ~t e:

You have heard recently from L. Stacy Weaver, Jr. :LLB'53 J President­ elect of the Law School Alumni Association. You know that our Loyalty Fund gifts will now be incorporated into the annual budget of the Law School to support directly its educational programs.

Equally important, in my way of thinking, is the fact that our financial support will help preserve the superior educational quality that has been a hallmark of the Law School for so many years. Everyone is aware of the importance of legal education these days, and of its even greater importance in the decade ahead. By the same measure, no one needs to be reminded that high quality is also a necessary ingredient.

Our Law School is doing everything possible to insure that its educational programs meet the standards of excellence that we ourselves experienced. Here is one of the major reasons why our annual support means so much to the School. The amounts we give annually through the Loyalty Fund enable us to assume a share of that which is involved in maintaining and strengthening the position of leadership that belongs to the Duke Law School.

What I am saying is that we can all take pride in the job being done by the Law School, both from a professional standpoint and from the standpoint of being more than just casually associated with it. And, speaking quite frankly, if the Law School is to continue its role of providing superior educational programs, it will need much more help from us, the men and women who have taken its degrees and benefited from its training. I might add that every leading law school in the

country has attained its position of leadership, in large measure J as a result of strong alumni support.

Our Law School goal this year is $60,000, part of the overall Loyalty Fund goal of $1,000,000. Won!t you use the enclosed pledge card and envelope today to let Duke know of your concern and your support? Pledges may be paid, as usual, any time between now and next June 30.

Sincerely yours,

Richard~~ W. Kiefer Law School Class Agent, 1937 c . .. , School of Law DUKETLOYALTY FUND My gift to Duke University through the 1970-71 Loyalty Fund will be $_____

payable by June 30 , 1971, as follows: Encl. ____

Oct __Nov _ Dec__Jan __ Feb __Mar __Apr __ May _ _ Jun __

Name ______Class ______

Address______

City ______State______Zip ___

Your gift will be designated for the School of Law unl ess you wish to give to the University entirely w ithout restriction, which you may do by noting here : ______Make check payable to Duke Un iversity. Loyalty Fund gifts, used to support Duke's In­ structional programs, are deductible in accordance with Federal Income Tax regulations.

II your company one 01 many Ihat metches gll18 made by Ihelr employe ... and lometlmel wives and hUlbands of employe..? If 10. please list II, name and submit Ihe necesaary form for makillil application for a malchlng 91 1. ______

You are encouraged to u~e the space below to forward Information for your Duke record, for use In the Alumni Register (s en t to Loyalty Fund donors), or for general comment: Arst Class Permit No. 22 Durham, N. C.

BUSINESS REPLY MAIL No Postage St"mp Necessary if Mailed In the United States rOSUlga Wil l ee Paid by: Duke U · ers' If Fund Department of Alumni Affairs Duke Station Durham, North Carolina 27706 This postage-paid re ply enve'ope Is fu rnIshed lor your convenIence In m.klnll _ rift to Duke Unive rsity th ro ug h th e loyalty Fund. Please use it. If, however, you affix a six-cent stamp it will mean an additional fl ight cent5 for Duke by eli minating the return postage f..,

Retum Address

NORTH CAROLINA

S CHOOL OF L AW POSTAL CODE 2 7706

OFFICE OF THE DEAN January 19, 1970 TELEPHO NE 919-684-2834

The Honorable Richard M. Nixon The White House Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. President:

We accept with deep appreciation your generous contribution to the Duke University School of Law. Your contribution will be used for the purpose of providing scholarships to needy students. Thank you again for your generosity.

AKP:jaf DUKE UNIVE R SIT Y DEPARTMENT OF ALU MNI AFFAIRS DURHAM, NORTH C A R OLINA 27706

( LOYALTY FUND OFFICE January 15 J 1970

The President The White House Washington, D. C. 20006

Mr . President:

Thank you very much for your generous gift to Duke through the 1969-70 Icya1ty Fund program. Your part icipation is deeply appreciated by the University and also by alumni and friends who are leading this year I s campaign effort.

Moreover, your participation helps Duke signifi­ cantly and contributes toward the achievement of a l£>yalty Fund goal of $1,000,000. This goal, as you obviously knowJ is a minjmum requirement if the University is to receive the support it so greatly needs .

Thank you again for your generosity.

Cordially,

William D:ixector

enclosure J DUKE UNIVERSITY LOYALTY FUN D 608958 D epartment of A lumni Affairs Durham, N. C. 27706

Yo ur gift to Duke University through this year's Loyalty Fund program has been received and is gratefully acknowledged. f William B. Jennings, Director of Annual Giving

Date Pledged Paid Bal ance 1/6/70 as of $1000 00 ~?100 .00 12 / 31/69 I The President The ~Vhite House Designations: Law School Washington, D. C. 20006 Latty Scholarship Fllncl L DUKE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA 27705

The President The vlhite House Washington, D. C. 20005 •

Check #103, dated 0 tober 19. 19711 for $1 .00

Bce: H. Kalrribach October 18, 19'71

MEMORANDUM

TO: EUS a H ek

FROM: R e Mary Woods

Would you pie e pr e a letter, for th Pr ident's signature, to Don Kendall on th tragic d atb of b1s father and tepmot r. For your lnformation, t y wet" tiled ins tty last k w n bit by a truck n ar thelr bome in the at of W: blngton.

Don' f r was 83 years old and th Pr ident met htm here the WhIte H(Q e one w n Don brcught bim In.

You should mentionein the letter something about the Pr Id nt's telep one conver atton with Don xpr slDg his symp thy, and tb line out having 1 t both of my e I e peelaDy bo b d It 18 for you to 10 e yOUl" f her, ~ Tb. J~ JJ- t. \)~ MR. PRESIDENT

Memorial services for Don KendallIS parents will be at

2:00 PM, Monday, Sequim Chapel, Sequim, Washington.

They have requested no flowers but that donations may be

made to the Heart Research Fund, University of Washington,

Seattle.

Would you like to have flowers sent

Yes

No ------

Or would you like to make a $100 donation to the Heart Fund

Yes

No ------

RMWoods 10/15/71 FREEMAN F. GOSDEN

October 12, 1971

Dear Rose Mary:

The President very graciously sent me a check far $5.00, with a note in which he mentions that he would keep JIf3' $5 bill as a souvenir. Unfortunately, I have to do the same thing with hie oheck, so will you thank him and advise his auditor that the $5 check will never be cashed, so that they can make the proper adjustments.

For your information, and his too, if you would like to tell him, he is gaining heavlly, from the people I talk wi th. Unfortunately, his so-called leading opposition, when on TV , puts me sound asleep, and I am afraid he will do it to the nation, too.

The pictures arrived at G-P, at Los Angeles Country Club. Everyone is delighted and grateful.

I have one thought which may be of value regarding the new youth vote, which I will get to him soon.

Kindest personal regards,

Miss Rose Mary Wood Secretary to the President The White House Washington, D. C. ------

Miss Rose Mary Wood Secretary to the President The White House Washington, D. O. 1---­ ELDORADO CO UNTRY CLUB , PALM DESERT , CA LIFORNIA 92660 , •

RN dictated/RMW:ma bcc: Herb Kalmbach

Check No. 1012 - $5 - October 5, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

July 23, 1971

Herb:

Wo Id you please ave It1:arllyn make out checks lor the two attacbed bills. The one for ttl wedding expenses should be ade out to the Treasurer of the United state and returned to me.

Rose Mary Woods

Bill fr om Perinos Bill for wedding expenses MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

WEDDING EXPENSES

Food $1, 368. 94

Beverage 946.33

Flowers l~ 698. 67

Napkins

Doilies, paper, cord - cake boxes 55. 95

Rentals - Ridgew ells Caterers 27.00

1Jeals g extra help 114.00

1Jaurice Bonte ~ cake decorato r 752. 00 (travel, hotel and fee)

Extra Labor - w edding day 1,564.75

Extra Labor & overtime preparing for wedding 918.00

Extra Labor (overtime) National Park Service 985.55

Service Tent g East Terrace 625.00

167. 00 Bus ~ Rental

Bus .• Dec orating 250.00

Carpet 732. 00

Piano Rental 125. 00

165. 00 Renta l Refrig e r ation Truck for flower storage MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASH IN OTON

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Engraving - wedding invitations $lJ oi4o 95 reception cards response cards thank y ou f o r wishes card thank you for gift card

Printing, assembling and paper l J 955.Z0 stock for marriage booklets

Carriage cards

Seating e scort cards 113.00

Silver foil stamping and scoring covers Z65 0 00 for marriage booklets

Silver cord for wedding booklets & cake l36.Z4 boxes

Type for w edding booklet 343.Z6

Postage 59.97

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