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White House Special Files Box 61 Folder 2 Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 61 2 10/09/1962 Memo Personal scehdule for Richard Nixon on Tuesday, October 9. 2 pgs. 61 2 10/10/1962 Memo Personal schedule for Richard Nixon for Wednesday, October 10. 2 pgs. 61 2 10/09/1962 Memo Memo from Art Sutton to John Ehrlichman. RE: Attached Memo- Mexican Walkathon. 1 pg. Attached to previoous. 61 2 10/08/1962 Memo Memo from Hunter to Haldeman. RE: Scheduling in Mexican areas. 1 pg. Attached to previous. 61 2 10/01/1962 Memo Memo about East Side Walking Tour. 1 pg. Attached to previous. 61 2 10/01/1962 Memo Memo about East Side Walking Tour. 1 pg. Attached to previous. Tuesday, August 07, 2007 Page 1 of 2 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 61 2 09/27/1962 Memo Memo to Schedule Committee from RN. 1 pg. Attached to previous. Duplicate not scanned. 61 2 10/11/1962 Memo Personal schedule for Richard Nixon on Thursday, October 11. 2 pgs. 61 2 10/12/1962 Memo Personal schedule for Richard Nixon on Friday, October 12. 1 pg. 61 2 10/13/1962 Memo Personal schedule for Richard Nixon on Saturday, October 13. 3 pgs. Tuesday, August 07, 2007 Page 2 of 2 FI TH CAi~PAIG . l WEEK J. 0/7/62 DET INED TO BE AN 3: 00 p.m. ADMI NISTRAT VE MARKING RICHARD NI XON E. ~ Section .1 4'\o/~7 By -_~:t::: __NARS. Dat e _ +_~ PERSONAL SC EOULE Oc b r b hI U 14. 1962 Tuesd ay, Octobe 9 ti : OO a,m . Depa t 4J. 0 Mar t i n Lane ~: 30 a.m . Arr i ve Am bas sador Hotel f or br eakf ast w' t lAISE group (lnt ational A l i ance of The at r i cal Stage­ and Employees ) * Met by M • Roy Br ewer in Gr e L nge 9:40 a. m, Depart Amb as.sador Hote 10:15 a.m, Arrive Compton Her a d- Amer i can . Co pton or appo ' nt mint with C lonel Smith NE 1- 5151 ) * Sec a t a ry ~ o Col. Smith is Edi h W 0 ry J. 1:15 a vm, Depar t Compton for Lafayette Hotel. Long Beach 11:40 a.rn, Arrive Lafayette Hotel. go to McElroy Sui e. 6th £1 0 11:55 a . m. Picture wi t h GOP Junio~s group. (thi s is a LonQ Be ch Wome n 's 9 oup headed by Mr s ~ lrv' ) * · ~O P J u n i o r s in picture: · M~ s . Robert L. IrVin · . Mr s . Corn ell Ramsey AM: Pete Wi l on Mr s . Rich ard Bf.r kenshsw s . Lawrence MciJowe:ll~· Jr. ,\ " , 12:00 noon 1:45 ,p . m. -=~~~~~ people- to­ 2:30 ,p .m. ,Ar ri ve Al.tec-Lans Lnq , Anaheim (Qran C unty) 3:30p.m. Dep r t Alte c-LansLnq fo r 410 M ~ tin L ne . 4.:30 p. m. Arr i ve 419 :M ar tin .L n.e Page 2 cont i nued 6 :30 p . m. De ar ~ l J Mar i Lane 7:00 .m. Ar v Am bas s ador Hotel f S 1 Manage s AS 30 i a on i nex. Embas s y Room. * et by R'ch d v, . B ns, r sident 0 F od Indust ' e s Sal s Manager s Clu f LAnge eSt an d ummings. * Coc ktail s begi n 6:30 p. • n co nclud at 7 : 30 p . m. RN sp aks at d : 15 p. m., ' nt oduced by T d Cu mi gs . * T i s d i nn is i honor of RN *** Re t t o 41 0 Mar i n Lane FIFTH CAMPAIGN WEEK 18/9/62 DETERMINED TO E AN 12:15 p.m. ADMINISTRATIVE HG K. O;.. ~ Seo tion 1.1 ifl_O f ~l RICHARD NIXON By - L~~~-- - ARS. at ~ r PERSONAL SCHEDULe October d through 14, 1962 Wednesday. October 10 AM: BOYD GIBBONS 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Reserved for Staff Television time 10:20 a.m. Depart 418 Martin Lane 11:00 a irn, Arrive California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Athenauem lawn for RN address 12:15 p.m. Depart California Institute of Technology for Huntington-Sheraton Hotel, Pasadena. 12:25 p.m. Arrive Huntington-Sheraton Hotel for Staff Work 1:25 p.m. Depart Huntington-Sheraton Hotel for Mexican-American people-to-people tour, East Los Angeles. 1:50 p.m. Arrive East Los Angeles * Southeast corner of Hicks and First Streets (Tom's Burger Stand) * Met by: Leo Sanchez, Municipal Judge (Democrat) Dr. Octoavio Benitez, President Belvedere Chamber of Commerce (Democrat) Joseph Galia, Attorney (GOP) Frank Salis, Attorney (Democrat) * Tour includes: HICKS STREET - Supermarket, Newspaper Office uITMAN STREET - Small stores, market TOWNSEND STREET - Small Businesses ROWAN STREET - Drug Store (This is National Pharmacy Week) and Small Businesses. EASTMAN STREET - Bakery, Jimenez Furniture Store (This shop is owned by Joe Jimenez's father. As RN knows, Joe Jimenez is 40th Assembly District candidate), U. S. Post Office and Safeway Super­ rnar ke t , 3:50 p.m. Depart Mexican-American district for Chinese district 4:30 p.m. Arrive Chinese Headquarters, 470 Ginling Way, New Chinatown 5:15 p.m. Cross street to reception given by the Consul General of the Republic of China and Mrs. M. P. Lee in commemoration of the 51st Anniversary of the founding of the Republic of China (Double Ten Day) * General Lee's Restaurant, ~75 Ginling Way Page 2 ~ednesd~October 10 (continued) 5:45 p.m. Depart reception for 410 Martin Lane 6:10 p.m. Arrive 410 Martin Lane 7:55 p.m. Depart ~10 Martin Lane AM: STAN LOTHRIDGE 8:25 p.m. Arrive Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, 1855 Main Street, for Win with Nixon Rally * we - Don Jackson. former Congressman * Congressman Bell introduces Joe Shell and then he introduces RN 9:15 p.m. Depart Rally for ,Santa Monica airfield 9:35 p.m. Arrive Santa Monica airfield 9:50 p.m. Take off for -San Francisco 11:35 p.m. Arrive Butler Terminal, San Francisco Airpor t 12:05 p.m. Arrive St. Francis Hotel for overnight INTER-OFFICE MEM ORANDUM Nixo n for Governor To : JOHN EHRLIC HMA N Date : Oc tober 9 . 196 2 From : Art Sut t on (vi a phone ) Subj ect: At t ached Memo - Mex i c an Walkat hon Distribution : The Compton- Lynwood area i s i de nt ified more as a Negr o area. and i t is no t possible t o c ampaign t o beo the the Mexicans and Negr oe s 3i mul t aneous l y . East Los Ange l e s is r ecognized as t he capital of he Mex ican-American pop ulation . J udge Leopol d Sa nc hez ( a well known. ardent Democrat ) wi l l m t and e t him on the walkathon t hr ough East L. A. Could we ge t some TV frie nd s to cover t hi s . I t should have a major impact on ~ h e Mexican- American population . ; . INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM N i x o n for Governor Haldeman From: Hunter Subject. Sche dul i ng in Mexican areas Distribution. Booth Turner riM .i, 0 z, s- o 4 A/ }, -S a; 1 ! If anything else is to be scheduled with an eye to the Mexican and Negro vot you might want t o give som t hough t to the Compton area. Population i n Compton-Lynwood i s ab out 170, 000 and well over 50% is made up of Mexicans and Negroes . I understand that the unions and the Democrats have been far more active than we ha ve in this area. My guess is that RN wo uld have a better reception in the area than he would in th East LA area . Sam Raia who is on the advisory board of Comp t on College is willing to be helpful in any way he can. (Bus iness phone NE 62935). If RN is out th n we mi ght want to think of something f or Pat Nixon in the area with emphasis put on a Mexican ladies reception. ocT / 0 SAND Y CU IN October 1, 1962 John Ehr lichman EAS T SIDE \ALKING TOUR - OCTOBER 10 R ha s r eq ue t ed that we give J ud Baker s pe ci al inf orm tion of the time and place of t he il Ea t s i de walking t our ." This i s now set for October 1 th be t we en 1 : ' 5 p . m. and 3:25 p . m. i n t he Mex i can-American bus i ne s distri c t . Art Sutton i s setti ng i t up. and you can ge t mo r definite i nf or mation from him as t o the pl ace of this walkabout . ART SUTTON uctober 1, 1962 John Ehxl i chman EAST SI DE WALKING TOUR - OCTOBER 10 Because of other problems, we ill have to read just the walka hon in the Mexican-Ame r i can bus i ne s district from t he hours of 1 : 45 p.m . to 3:25 p .m.
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