Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

44 2 n.d. Memo New Yorkers for Nixon Membership List. Names and addresses. 2 pages.

44 2 n.d. Memo New Yorkers for Nixon Purpose and Programs: qualifications, beliefs, and activities. 1 page.

44 2 11/15/1959 Memo New Yorkers for Nixon plans for a Nixon- for-president drive. 2 pages.

44 2 11/12/1959 Memo New Yorkers for Nixon: Names, businesses, and additional information. 3 pages.

44 2 10/21/1959 Memo Declinees for New Yorkers for Nixon: Name, business address, and reason. 3 pages.

44 2 10/21/1959 Memo Members of the New Yorkers for Nixon: Name, business address, and position. 2 pages. Duplicate not copied

Friday, May 18, 2007 Page 1 of 2 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

44 2 n.d. Newspaper 'New Yorkers for Nixon' Set Up for 1960 Election. Written by Douglas Dales. Newspaper unknown. Not scanned.

44 2 n.d. Newspaper New Yorkers for Nixon to Open Quarters Here. Author and newspaper are unknown. Not scanned.

44 2 n.d. Newspaper Nixon Camp Opens Shop Here. Author and Newspaper are unknown. Not scanned.

44 2 n.d. Newspaper Nixon Backers Will Open HQ. Author unknown for The American Weekly. Not scanned.

Friday, May 18, 2007 Page 2 of 2 11/12/59 NE\v YORKERS FOn NIXON

BUSINESS iiDDITIONAL INFORMATION

F'laniqan, i?ete!.' M. Vice President Chairman New Yorkers for Dillon, ~.~ad (}, Co. Inc. Nixon, 'Trustee of .:~Ir.ericarr ~6 '\" il liam Street 1.1.Llseum of Natural History, 'I'reasurer of :N. Y. U.­ Bellevue Medical Center,

Balaban, Barney President Paramount ::?ictures Corp. 1501 Broadway

Gifforcl, IT:t'ank Concourse Plaza Hotel Halfback on N. Y. Giants Grand Concourse at East 1G1

Hilson, Mrs. BdvJin Y\:aldorr Towers 50th and

Leithead, Barry T. President Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc. 530

Robinscn, \-/illiam E. Chairman Coca Cola Co. 515 Madison !..venue

Saltzman, Chalres E. Partner Briq, General in \,T,: orld \-, ar Goldman, Sachs & Co. II, Under Sec. of State 20 Broad Street 195·1··55.

Payson, Charles Chairman Brothervin-Iaw of J. '\;~ hitney Vitro Corporation of America Ambassadcr to Court of 2G1 Madison Avenue St. James.

Sargent, Henry PresicJent American 8-;; Foreiqn Power Co. Inc. 100 Church Street

Binns, Joseph The v.aldcrf-Astor-ia Executive V. P. of Hilton 50th and Park .wenue Hotels.

McKee, Marqaret Jean 44 East GOth Street Executive Secretary of New Yorkers for Nixon,

Baldridge, Letitia Publdclty Director Personal Secretary to Tiffany &, Co. Ambassador Luce in Rome 727 Fifth Avenue NE'fl YORKERS FOR NIXON 555 Madison Avenue New York, N. Y.

PURPOSE Al~D PROG~1

New Yorkers for Nixon is made up of people living and/or working

in New York who are dedicated to the cause of electing Richard M. Nixon

President of the United States of America in 1960. Enthusiastic support

of that cause is the qualification for membership, with members being

drawn from the ranks of Republicans, Democrats and Independents. In

working for its cause, New Yorkers for Nixon has no intention of

soliciting delegates from New York State to the 1960 Republican Convention,

nor does it propose to embarass members of the New York State Republican

Organization by asking them to state a preference for one candidate.

Rather, it is the purpose of New Yorkers for Nixon to provide a platform

from which all New Yorkers can be heard who believe that Dick Nixon is the

ideal choice for President in 1960.

The belief of New Yorkers for Nixon that America needs Richard

Nixon in 1960 is based on his qualities of ability, integrity and courage,

plus his unique experience and training for the Presidency. These qualities

have already served America well in every field of gover~~ental activity ­

as a legislator in both houses of Congress, as Vice President and Alter­

nate Presiding Officer of the Security Council and the President's Cabinet,

and as chief proponent and defender of America's way of life in Africa,

South America, Europe and Asia. It Ls the purpose of New Yorkers for

Nixon to tell as many Americans as possible why these qualities and

experience make Dick Nixon their choice for President.

The program of activities of New Yorkers for Nixon will be

both state and nation-wide. A "Tell-Ten" program, nation-wide

mailings, profession-to-profession contacts, rallies, Letters to the

Editor teams and a Speakers Bureau will all help to make Dick Nixon

President in 1960. New Yorkers for Nixon welcomes to its membership

every enthusiastic supporter of Richard M. Nixon. NEW YORKERs FOR NIXON Membership List

Professor William H. Peterson Carl Butler N.Y.U. Graduate School of Business Adm. 316"LeW1s Avenue 90 Trinity Place Brooklyn Thomas L. Perkins Mary Patricia Cameron Chairman Young & Rubicam American Cyanamid Co. 285 Madison Avenue 30 Rockefeller Plaza Paul N. Cheney W. Alton Jones Indemnity Co. of North America Chairman 770 Broadway Cities Service Oil Co. 70 Pine Street Jocelyn Congua 405 West 23rd Street Carmel Snow Har-per- 's Bazaar Roy Copper 572 Madison Avenue 151 E. Palisade Avenue Englewood, New Jersey Mrs. Raymond Moley 120 East End Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coyle 141 Joralemon Street Henry Loeb Brooklyn Partner Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. Mrs. Dorothy A. Dalley 42 Wall Street 26 East 63rd Street Mrs. William Nichols Alphonso L. David 417 Park Avenue 46 William Street Mrs. Frederick Ehrman William J. Delaney Jr. 480 Park Avenue 105 New England Avenue Summit, New Jersey Mrs. Robert H. Ellinger 140 East 79th Street Catherine Dives 572 Madison Avenue R. Carter Dye President Catherine Donahue Dek Industries Inc. 45 East 55th Street 47 East 44th Street Harry Frank Arlene C. Claire 170 Broadway 200 West 86th Street John M. Fox Mrs. Anthony DelBalso 110 East End Avenue Mrs. Arthur J. Gary Mrs. Carroll Portago 1212 Fifth Avenue 1010 Fifth Avenue Mrs. John W. Geary Robert Tardio 1170 Fifth Avenue Manufacturers Trust Co. 44 Wall Street Jane Goebelbecker 8832 215th Place Esther Ames Queens Village Hotel New Weston Madison Avenue & 50th. Robert R. Grew Carter, Ledyard & Milburn Muriel Arbus 2 Wall Street 600 West 113th Street Mrs. Joy Hall Mr. Per Arneberg 1150 Fifth Avenue States Marine 90 Broad Street Gladys Hartland Rasponi Associates J. A. Baher 667 Madison Avenue 39 East 39th Street Mrs. George Hendry Charles Barker New York Stock Exchange Appleton Rice & Perrin 11 Wall Street 63 Wall Street .... 2 ­

Bernard R. Hess Carolyn E. Putits Director 9236 246th Street Consolidated Research Mfg. Co. Bellerose, N.Y. 2130 Broadway Anne Reinicke Mary Hillman 280 Park Avenue 10 East 85th Street Richard Royce Evan S. Ingels Chase Bank Time Inc. 52 Cedar Street 9 Rockefeller Plaza Patricia Sabin R. L. Ireland III 35-45 8lst Street Viee President Jackson Heights Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. 165 B.oadway Jerry Sachs 155 East 52nd Street Mrs. J. F. Johnston 165 East 64th Street Shirley Sanford 3480 Fenton Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keasbey Bronx 69 205 East Mrs. E. A. Scheu Edward I. Kenny 100 Prospect Avenue 630 78th"Street Hackensack, New Jersey Brooklyn Ruth M. Schilling Bill Kent Esso Standard Oil 102-4067th Drive Rockefeller Plaza Forest Hills Mrs. Ellen J. Selden Virginia Leigh 1185 Park Avenue 525 Park Avenue Marie Smith Karyle Levi 59 Locust Avenue 525 Lexington New Rochelle James P. Lewis Ann Slanton A.C.Becker & Co. Inc. 32 Gramercy Park S. 60 Broadway Joan R. Stark Dorothy Lynch 41 West 58th Street 6718 Selfridge Street Forest Hills Charles H. Stoll Hicksville, Long Island Samuel Martin 150 East 48th Street Patricia Tenant 140 East 40th Street Pauline B. Mersereau Winslow Hotel Mrs. Thomas Walters, Jr. Madison & 55th Street 200 East 66th Street Mrs. Robert Minton Clarke D. Young 19 East 72nd Street A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. 60 Broadway . Maureen A. Murray 1619 East 15th Street Mabel Zinunerman Brooklyn 113-25 Queens Blvd. Forest Hills Mrs. Holmes O'Regan 450 East 63rd Street Arnold John Zurcher Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft Mrs. A. Ouroussoff 14 Wall Street 345 East 57th Street Mrs. John J. Parsons 70 East 96th Street Jeremiah Petersen 222 East 75th Street · --:~ \

" NEW YORKERS FOR NIXON 555 MADISON AVE. N~l YORK, NEW YORK

Chairman Executive Secretary Peter M. Flanigan Jean McKee (bus.) HAnover 2-2828 RE 7-1323 (home) Normandy 1-7798 Greenwich, Conn. hi,<4 k.Jriiit~. ~p ~ 47

FOR RELEASE AFTER 7 P.M., EST, ~UNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1959

A non-partisan group of New Yorkers supporting Vice President Richard M. Nixon will formally inaugurate a Nixon-for-President drive this week with the opening of its headquarters here in New York. Called IINew Yorkers for Nixon," the group will kick off its activity with a party beginning at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, at its head­ quarters, 555 Madison Avenue, according to its chairman, Peter M. Flanigan. Flanigan, a partner of Dillon, Read and Company, accounced a New Yorkers for Nixon Organizing Committee of 40 members, and indicated that additional names would be announced in the near future. Among those on the Committee are William E. Robinson, chairman of the Coca-Cola Company, and Barry T. Leithead, president of Cluett, Peabody and Company, both early supporters of President Eisenhower for the Presidency in 1952. "We believe Vice President Richard M. Nixon is the most experienced and best qualified man to lead the country," Flanigan said.

II vle extend a warm invitation to all Nixon boosters in this area to meet with us Thursday and to work for his election next November. "I want to state definitely that we have no intention of attempting to obtain delegates from the state of New York. I would - more ­ - 2 ­ go further and say that we have no intention of embarrassing anyone in the New York State Republican Organization by asking them to take sides. Here in the largest city in the country we are simply providing a plat­ form from which New Yorkers can express and mobilize their support for Dick Nixon on a regional and national basis." Flanigan announced that the headquarters would be open from today (Monday) to sign up Nixon boosters, although the formal opening is not scheduled for another three days. Flanigan also serves as Trustee of the American Museum of Natural History and Treasurer of New York University - Bellevue Medical Center. Executive Secretary of the new group is Miss Margaret Jean McKee. (A complete list of the present membership is attached.)

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Bradley, Charles E. Price i. aterhouse G-, Co, 50 Pine Stree t

Dalze11, Lloyd Chairman Crrianizer of the Ycunq Dalzell 'I'owinq Ccmpany Inc." Presidents Club 21 "est Street

Evans, Thomas ve ; Simpson, Thacher Q:; Bartlett 120 Broadway

HalcJeman} II. n. J. 1;,alter Thompson Co. 420 Lexinqton .l'NenUe

Kempner, Thomas L. :?artner Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades (, Co. 12 "all Street

Lauricetla, Thomas A. 505 East 34th Stree t (Jr. ) Brocklyn

Milbank, Jeremiah, Jr. 44 Oil. all street

Miller, G. Mcntaqu Vice President·-tud ~ /if~resic~ent Manhattan Society & /'1'~4 I Young Hubicam Inc. for Mental Health Inc. ~.~1rw-tML 285 Madison Avenue ~J~L~- Newfnan, Jerald C. Columbia Broadcasting System Inc. 485 Madison Avenue

QIScannlain, Diarmuid F. Q'8cannlain & Sons, Inc. Past Presicient of National G2 \'~est LlGth Street Federation of Catholic College students

St. Jehn, l:..dela Rogers Savoy Hilton Author 5th Avenue and 5eth st.

Se ttle, \;.. Sydnor Simpson, Thacher &, Bartlett 120 Broadway

St~wart, James Vice 0resident Frank B. IIall G,; Co. (;7 \" all Street

vetter, GeorCje M. CacJwalacJer,;- icker sham 0~ 'raft 14 \Jall 8treet

';vashburn, C. Lanqhcrn 'I'owne-Oller l\ssoci.ates (,85 Madi.son Avenue

~~hite, F. Cliffton Public ./~.ifairs Counselors Inc. 350 Lexinqtcn l'..venu~ - 3 ­ whitlock, J.:::mmet ~?re sident Farr t. Co.

120 " f all street

Gerli, Lynn 277 '.Jarl;: -,'\venue

OIEaqan, Mimi Schweppes U. s.». Ltc}. 445 Park !...vel1ue

Kingsfielc.1, Christina Lever Brothers Co. 380 ~~ark Lvenue

0elaporte, Nancy Mitchell Hutchins & Co. 1 \~ all Street

~J il son, n. Thornton, Jr. 530 East J~th Street

\1eaver, 'I'homas G. ".-. eaver EVal1S~iinqate &, \lJ ri~;ht 1 ~,O Broadway

McCabe, ~d.chard Georqe Junior Tl,epublic Assn. ..;75 Fifth Lvenue

Salant, Nirs. Robert 32 East G~th street lfurl;". Upham & Co. 00 r~ ,,~ftl1w.t New Y{lrk, New York

New yorlt Trust (:~cmpany Prefer:< N but mu't tneilat 100 :e.roadw:a., N briO" dewloptnt;J \3nthUt~ New York, tlew York to jotn:..rl'OUP.

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Columbl'i4 Umver~~Uy 110 &a~way New York, }!iJW York

whu~Manue.;fohn &. ,',o&m$ Inc. N ~,uPfJOl"ter - Hd not want 444 M..adlscm i'.ftm» n.::une ut!1JittJ• Naw YCi~. New York'

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'I:t. A. t):trroon &::'0. 1l'lC. Enthus. for N but can't j oi ~2 llUam stN~t for personal reasons. New York, N$ttJI York

M~turer;;; ITUi:~ ,:';ompa,ny C T~ar~: ~dvi ~r to Ike 4;4 ·)i.ll ~~.tr~t lm~r for him to ta1v? New Y!'J1"'k, t'j,"W York f,'Od,t1on. Enthus. for N.

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Snthul.>. but beUew.s he wouW 00 more ~.deotlw In per,~uad­ bt;'i ,:1, net tol"Un.

s. ,J. I..eidd;3-.1orl &::,'0. Frien.d of n. ,Sr., but enthus. 125 rark /;V~l'lW:; for N. N~w York, Ni;l'" York

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r:a.tter(\~, Belkt.lap & ':\iebb :£:1Osition in CIU~n..~ pre­ 1 .i.lll StJ\Mt e.lu:};) ", him from !otn1r.r,r. New York. ~~w York

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',':or-.tU:UJu & (:~ e. Prt,) ~it1D.tl, und~ei'$~tj ­ 120 B1"OJ.:1wS1Y mamber Of ::::Ulzen:' t~ York, N(~w York,

Brother-In-law of Oren. Hoot thrH"'I.l;fOl"i.tt :i ~~u.ppor~r

Kubn, L0'3b e~ :':0. ::m..iJ"m,i.n of gpgel~l G1ft~ 30 all ~c:lt Comnl Ul.eg • will ~:(Upport N$w Yo:tk~ 1\'t!W York 'J1"OUP flnimclaUy, and enthus for N. F1",~nf I'{ra"m,ir I B~un & Nel"l~~n 611 l?ifthi\v@u~ 1'-1i.!'" York. N~w York

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':bb & !<,mpp, Inc. ,:\upporbu' .... • • t cr. 2G3 Ma.dl~ ;\wnue b~~'n'1 paid adv1,"",~1'" to F ~w York. l~~1 Yorlt for tt<'l ye~;.

Wyman, Thomas G. 460 FOllrth Avenue Pro N bllt not enthus enoujh New York, New York to be a member 1CIZl/5~)

.~1ir~Pieb1p,jz,;:Orp. 15C1 ~iw.Y ~~'N 'York, N~w York

'r~ & ("C). TZ-7Flfth.W£ttJet 'N~'JwYt)rh.r;r~l~· Yn1'k

J. . .ut~r Ibcm-pi."orl·::C. 420 L~x1n;:Jton Ntw York. &~;,'>/ York

:~"n'7 811 Hutehm.:"on·~o. 114 Pitth ,WWJe N~'w York. l'~\V York

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.'bite, F.';Uffton I"ubUe .Affair:§; ;:'owu~lQrs lac. 300tAxmlton /,tftlllUe ~w York, l~w Yortf.

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Settle, W. Sydnor Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett 120 Broadway New York, New York

Hilson, Mrs. Edwin Waldorf Towers 50th and Park Avenue New York, New York

St. John, Adela Rogers Savoy Hilton 5th Avenue and 58th Street New York, New York

Evans, Thomas W. Simpson) Thacher & Bartlett 120 Broadway New York, New York

Lauricella, Thomas A. ,Jr. 585 East 34th street Brooklyn, New York 10/21/59

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Balaban, Ba.rney PclrliIIlOunt Picture5 C'o11'. 1501 Broadway New York, New York

'1"1.ffany & Co. 727 Fifth l.venue New York, New York

Bradley, Cbarle 5\ E.

P>:o'>3 ..•} 9.• Flanig'tln, :Pater :M. :""11100."'~ ''I'" ~a,~J '~J;b "0",_cO' • 1­ "...... 4\3 \(}llltam St.reet New York 5, l1e« York

Haldeman, H. R. J. .. alter Thompson Co. 420 Lexl.D;rton New York, New York

Hirst, Lee Sperry & Hutehint.-on ce. 114 Fifth /'.venue New York, New York

Kempner, ThomasL. Carl M. L09b, Hhoade s 8~::o. 42 '; .... a.ll :;.'tree t New York, 1"Tew York

Lettb.ead, Barry T. Cluett, T'.-eabody & ;~o. tne, 530 Fl1th /~venu& New York, New York

Mllba.nk, Jeremiah, Jr. ·14 "'a.ll ·street New York, New YQrk

C'Peannlain, i::larmutd F. (:t8C!U1n1ain & ~;ons, Inc. C2est 4t\th ;qtreet New York, New York

Hoblnson,' Ulia.m .:~:'twar6·::oca .:::ola~:;o. 515 lv1'adi:~¢n (1.venoo Naw York ;32, N'!IW York 10/21/59

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Goldman, r-aehs & Co. 20 Broad street Uew York 5, New York

~,,-, Stewart, James (""'17' ' 'AU... " "IU;'Ui,t t New York 5, ~w York vetter, George M. CJ.dwa,1a.der, lCD%"sham &; Taft 14 ',;;j&11 StNet New York, New York

fillite, F. Cltffton Public i\fta1rS Counselors Inc. 350 I..ex1nqtcn "ivanue New York, New York

VJym&n, Thomas G. 4eC Fourth l\venue New York, New York Newman, Jerald c. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 485 Madison Avenue New York, New York