Richard Nixon Presidential Library Contested Materials Collection Folder List

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21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note entitled: "Top Ten." 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document A detailed listing of chairmen that includes their name, title, and address. 3 pgs.

21 10 3/23/1972 White House Staff Memo From Herbert W. Kalmbach to Gordon Strachan. RE: The enclosed copies of the correspondence between Marion Isbell and Senator John Tower. 1 pg.

21 10 1/27/1970 Personal Letter From John Tower to Marion Isbell. RE: The Senate-House Majority Dinner, and the mailing of tickets to Mr. Isbell. 1 pg.

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21 10 1/31/1970 Personal Letter From Marion W. Isbell to John Tower. RE: Mr. Isbell's enclosed check for $2,000 for two tickets to the Senate-House Majority Dinner. 1 pg.

21 10 2/1/1972 White House Staff Memo From John Dean to Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, Herb Klein, Chuck Colson, and Ron Ziegler. RE: The need to determine the contents of a particular article without it drawing unnecessary attention to the White House. 1 pg.

21 10 Campaign Other Document A day wire sent on February 1 from James Polk to Herb Kalmbach. RE: The upcoming article in the Washington Star articulating Mr. Kalmbach's role as Nixon's attorney and campaign fund raiser. 1 pg.

21 10 12/30/1971 Campaign Letter From James R. Polk to Herbert W. Kalmbach. RE: Mr. Polk's completion of an article that focuses on Mr. Kalmbach's law firm, and his efforts in helping to reelect the President. 1 pg.

21 10 1/21/1972 Personal Letter From unknown sender to James R. Polk. RE: The respectful decline of Mr. Polk's request for an interview. 1 pg.

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21 10 White House Staff Photograph Document titled, "Kalmbach List", which gives a page long list of names. 2 pgs.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note entitled: "Kalmbach's List-Can't do it in order of priority." 2 pgs.

21 10 12/14/1971 Campaign Other Document A list of names along with the amount of money each person has pledged. 2 pgs.

21 10 Campaign Other Document A document labeled, "Kalmbach's List" that gives a list of names, along with numerical annotations next to each name. 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note entitled, "Kalmbach's List" with "major and secondary" catagories. 1 pg.

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21 10 12/28/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: "Paying for telephone polls." 1 pg.

21 10 12/6/1971 White House Staff Letter From Herbert W. Kalmbach to Gordon Strachan. RE: Message that reads, "The enclosed should be of interest." 1 pg.

21 10 12/1/1971 Campaign Letter From Foster G. McGaw to Herbert W. Kalmbach. RE: The possibility of John Connolly running as a Democratic presidential candidate. 2 pgs.

21 10 12/15/1971 Campaign Memo From George T. Bell to Chuck Colson. RE: Campaign Contributions. 1 pg.

21 10 11/19/1971 White House Staff Memo From Gordon Strachan to Follow Up. RE: Message that reads: "Check on Tuesday, November 16 regarding the Glaser project- and advise Herb Kalmbach and Ken Smith." 1 pg.

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21 10 11/11/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: White House Staff Wives Use for Financial Committees. 1 pg.

21 10 10/15/1971 Personal Memo From Constance Stuart to Gordon Strachan. RE: Message that reads, "Daddy! For heavans sake, congratulations! Next to that news, mine will pale in comparison." 1 pg.

21 10 10/19/1971 Personal Other Document A straightwire from to Herbert W. Kalmbach. RE: Warmest wishes from the President to Mr. Kalmbach, and an expressed gratitude for the close friendship they've shared over the years. 1 pg.

21 10 10/13/1971 White House Staff Memo From Gordon Strachan to Mr. Timmons. RE: Congressman Paul G. Rogers, Democrat, Florida. 1 pg.

21 10 10/5/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: Mulcahy Invitation to the RNC November 9 Dinners. 1 pg.

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21 10 10/8/1971 Domestic Policy Other Document A guest list for the Camp David Dinner, and a note that if any problems should develop, Mr. Farrell should be contacted immediately. 1 pg.

21 10 10/8/1971 Domestic Policy Report A report from Gordon Strachan to the President. RE: The background and suggested sequence of events for the private dinner at Camp David. 2 pgs.

21 10 10/8/1971 Personal Other Document A list of the items to be served at the Camp David dinner that includes: Lobster & crabmeat cocktail, hearts of palm salad, and fresh strawberry mousse. 1 pg.

21 10 Domestic Policy Other Document A drawn out seating chart with the President at one end of the table, and Stans at the other. 1 pg.

21 10 Domestic Policy Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note dated 10/7 that's titled, "Camp David Dinner-To do." 1 pg.

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21 10 10/7/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Michael Farrell. RE: Guests for Camp David Dinner Friday, October 8, 1971. 1 pg.

21 10 10/8/1971 Domestic Policy Other Document An itinerary for the "Camp David Kalmbach Stag Dinner." *The document is repeated twice, with the second having a few handwritten corrections. 2 pgs.

21 10 10/6/1971 White House Staff Memo From L. Higby to Haldeman. RE: Message that reads: "Kalmbach is calling today with details as to specific program during and after dinner." 1 pg.

21 10 10/8/1971 Domestic Policy Other Document An annotated copy of the "Camp David Kalmbach Stag Dinner". 2 pgs.

21 10 10/7/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: Kalmbach Camp David Dinner October 8. 1 pg.

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21 10 10/5/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: The confirmation of the final five names that are attending the 12 person dinner at Camp David with the President. 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note dated 10/6. 1 pg.

21 10 10/6/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: Camp David Dinner October 8, and noted substitutions for Robert Anderson and . 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note. 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document A piece of paper that says, "Mr. Haldeman, West Wing." 1 pg.

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21 10 10/7/1971 Personal Memo From Dale G. La Forest to Brig Gen James D. Hughes. RE: A report entitled: "Five Day Weather Forecasts for the President." 2 pgs.

21 10 10/5/1971 Personal Memo From L. Higby to Gordon Strachan. RE: The President's desire to provide the Kalmbach Group with Camp David jackets and super dollars, if they exist. 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note. 1 pg.

21 10 9/28/1971 Domestic Policy Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: Camp David Dinner-October 8. 1 pg.

21 10 9/30/1971 White House Staff Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: The Attorney General's inability to attend the Camp David Dinner on October 8. 1 pg.

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21 10 9/30/1971 White House Staff Memo From Gordon Strachan to Haldeman. RE: The Attorney General's absence at the Camp David Dinner. 1 pg.

21 10 White House Staff Other Document Indecipherable handwritten note dated 10/8. 1 pg.

21 10 9/24/1971 Campaign Memo From Fred Malek to Roger Johnson. RE: Major California Contributors that include a list of those donating $10,000-$25,000 in 1968 and $25,000 or over in 1968. 4 pgs.

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I I I I Mr. Robert o. Anderson Mr. Frank K. Greenwall Chairman Chariman of the Board Atlantic-Richfield Company National Starch & Chemical 717 Fifth Avenue Corporation New York , New York 10022 750 3rd Avenue New York , New York 10017 Mr. Loren M. Berry Chairman Mr . John Haire L. M. Berry & Company Chairman of the Board Post Office Box 6000 Anchor Corporation Dayton, Ohio 45401 40 Parker Road Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 Mr . Elmer Bobst Chairman of t he Board Mr . Clement Hirsch Warner - Lambert Pharmaceutical Suite 5 Company 2515 East Coast Highway 201 Tabor Road Corona Del Mar , California Morris Plains, New Jersey 07950

Mr. Wayne M. Hoffman Mr. Walter Davis Chairman of the Board 200 Wilkinson Foster Building Flying Tiger Line, Ince . Midland, Texas 79701 7401 World Way West Los Angeles, California 90009 Mr . Max M. Fisher Chairman Mr . Willard W. Keith Fisher - New Center Company Marsh-McLennan Cosgrove & Company 2210 Fisher Building 3663 West 6th Street Detroit, Michigan 38201 Los Angeles, California 90015

Mr. Harold S. Geneen Mr . Donald M. Kendall Chairman and President President Inte rnational Telephone and Telegraph Pepsico, Inc. 320 Anderson Hill Road New York , New York 10022 Purchase , New York

Mr. Henry Ford II Mr. William S. Lasdon Chairman Chairman of Executive Committee Ford Motor Company Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical American Road Company , Inc. Dearborn, Michigan 48121 201 Tabor Road Morris Plains, New Jersey Mr . Albert H. Gordon Chairman Mr . Lawrence E. Lewis, Jr. Kidde r, Peabody and Company, Inc. Post Office Box 432 20 Exchange place Richmond, Virginia 23203 New York, New York 10005 2

Mr. William C. Liedke, Jr. Mr. J. Howard Pew President and Director Chairman Pennzoil United (Inc. Sun Oil Company 900 Southwest Towers 1608 Walnut Street , Texas 77002 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103

Mr. Charles Luckman Mr. Roscoe Pickett 9220 Sunset Boulevard 2112 Fulton National Bank Building Los Angeles, California 90069 Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Mr. Foster C. McGaw Mr. Willard F. Rockwell, Jr. American Hospital Supply Company Chairman and President 1740 Ridge Avenue North American Rockwell Corporation Evanston, Illinois 60201 301 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsy lvania 15208 Mr. Charles S. Mitchell Chairman of the Board Honorable John W. Rollins Cities Service Company President 60 Wall Street Rollins Leasing Company New York, New York 10005 2401 Pennsy lvania Avenue Wilminqton, Delaware 19B06 Mr. John A. Mulcahy President Honorable Fred J. Russell Quigley and Company, Inc. Suite 917 235 East 42nd Street Watergate Hotel New York, New York 10017 2650 Virginia Avenue, NW. Washington, D.C. 20036 Mr. Aksel C. Nielsen Chairman Mr. Henry Salvatori Mortgage Investments Company Director Suite 800 Litton Industries 817 17th Street 1801 Avenue of the Stars Denver, Colorado 80202 Los Angeles, California 90067

Mr. John M. Olin Mr. Richard M. Scaife Honorary Chairman of the Board T.Mellon and Sons Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Post Office Box 1138 460 Park Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230 New York, New York 10022

Mr. Kent Smith Mr. Charles Payson 700 National City Banck Buidling 90 Park Avenue Gates Mills, Ohio 44114 New York, New York 10016

Mr. W. Clement Stone Mr. H. Ross Perot President President Combined Insurance Company Electronic Data Systems Exchange Bank Tower of America Dallas, Texas 75235 5050 Chicago, Illinois 60640 3

Mr. Dudley Swim Chairman National Airlines Box 1590 Monterey, California 93940

Mr. Dewitt Wallace High Winds Byram Lake Road Mount Kisco, New York 10549

Mr. Frederick K. Weyerhaeuser Timber Executive (Retired) First National Bank Buidling St. Paul, Minnesota FINANCE COMMITTEE FOR THE RE-ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT

MEMORANDUM March 23, 1972

Personal & Gcrnfi~ftt ial

MEMORANDUM FOR GORDON Sl'RACHAN \ \ .l FROM: HERBER.l' W. KAlMBA C H~

Enclosed are copies of correspondence between Marion Isbell and Senator John Tower.

It would be appreciated if you could get some response out to Isbell even though it has been more than two years since he wrote his letter to Tower.

I talked with Isbell in Phoenix on Monday, and we are doing our best to get him aboard . It would be helpful if he could receive a letter admowledging his earlier correspondence and indicating in some way that we are confident that he endorses the President! s economic program.

HWK :jd

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January 27, 1970

Mr. Marion Isbell " % Ramada Inns, Incorporated 3838 East Van Buren Street Phoenix, 85008

Dear Hr. Isbell:

I am awfully sorry I was not able to talk to you personally on the telephone concerning our Senate-House ~~ajority Dinner. Mr. Littin who is currently working in our Dinner Conmittee Office, advises me that you will take two tickets for our affair on Xarch 11th. I want 7 you to know that we are ~ost grateful for your financial assistance and hope to see you the night of the Dinner.

As soon as your check arrives, our bookkeeping department l·Til1 mail your tickets via certified mail t-Tell in advance of the Dinner.

Sincerely, '

" .It~ n:~f-vl-K· C~ ~J J-;e-vLij. •

, ~ . . o January 31, 1970 . ., The Honorab Ie John Tower Sencte Office Bui Iding \\'a~hinston, D. c. 20009

Dear Senator Tower:

Enclosed is my chack for $2,000 for two tickets to the Senate-House Majority Dinner.

This may be my last check to the Republican Perty (I may be broke unless present economic policies of th3 President as to tight money and sky-high Interest rates aren1t changed), after having donoted well ove r $100,000 in the post few y oa crs -- which I am sure and Paul Fennin, as well as many other Republicans, con attest to, concornlng a great part of this. _ -' ','»

I now find myself completely disillusioned and am fearful that President NIxon rr.ay go down In history as the first Chid of State In the world who wrecked the economics of a country by d ~ slgn rather then by ccciG8nt. He is aDParentiy listening to the some brand of economists whom the De mocrats have been listening to for the post forty yeers. There never has been, nor ever w' j II be, a time wh~n raising the interest rates and union-power wage rates and taxes will reduce tha cost of doing business or the selli~ pric.e of products and servIcos. '

All of th8s.e things con destroy the economy of the country and put millIons of people out of work; but increased costs can never reouce the salling price, and price rises, which ~ inflation, will go merrily on up, up and up.

I am still hoping that sorr.eone will get the message to Mr. Nixon before It Is too late.

I heartily a s ree with Proside nt Nixon's aims in slowing inflation, but not the method used, I heartily a gree with all of the President's othe r policies ar.d I am proud that we have a ~ . Republican Presioe nt; but I can't sione by sile ntly wi thout expn.!s~ing my conc!;rn that he Js very near to so severely ciomoging th", economy of this country and cornpktely d.:;stroying himself and any chance of onothl;}r Republican presic0nt's bdng el(!c.ted for a long time.

SIncerely yours,

,. ! . . Mori on Vv. \sbe II aew cc: Barry Goldwater Encl. Paul Fannin o • THE WHITE HOUSE

W ASHINGTON

February 1, 1972

ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR: H. R. HALDEMAN ~ JOHN EHRLICHMAN HERB KLEIN CHUCK COLSON RON ZIEGLER

FROM: JOHN DEAN~

The attached wire was received today by Herb Kalmbach. Chuck Colson informs me that there is nothing we can do to turn the story off or determine the contents of the article without escalating the matter because of White House interest.

Kalmbach plans to make no further response to the wire.

I am also attaching earlier correspondence between Kalmbach and Polk.

cc: The Attorney General Day Wire - 1:30 PCT Sent dated February 1 (10:21 AM EST)

Herb Kalmbach Newport Beach Office

Our article on you as Nixon attorney for San Clemente purchase and as major Nixon campaign fund raiser inc luding details of 1970 money for Senate candidates is scheduled to appear tomorrow in the Washington Star.

We again invite comment if desi red and would welcome phone call.

Best wishes.

James Polk December 30, 1971 JAN·61972 r . .ri. u .. M".KCO, .... ' ..-·ff co CHI LU NGWORTH .LAW Of fiCES

Herbert w. Kalmbach Kalmbach, DeMarco, Knap p & Chill in ~70rth Suite 900 550 Newport Center Drive Ne\vport Beach, California 92660

Dear Hr. Kalmbach,

I am currently c omp leting a n article focu sin g closely on the la~V' firm of Kalmbach, DeNarco, Knapp & Chil li.g-worth as cou nsel to the President and on yourself in your political capacities in the field of campaign £inanceo The article is tentatively scheduled for the March or April issue of Harperls Hagazine .

I regr e t that it \,yas not p oss ible to ob tain an appointment to talk with you during my past 10 days in California. As you are mV'are, 1 did call both your Nmvp ort Beach an Los An geles offices _. __ ~ . . _L _ , ..

If it should become convenient for you to p ermit me the interv i~vl requested, 11 m prepared to fly back to California on whatever date you should designate. 1 would p precia t: e v ery mu c h the opportunity to discuss t ' topic of the forthcoming r ticle v]ith you.

Please call me at 703, 356-610-S , if t i s is po ssi b l e.

With b e st wishes f or a very happy new year .

Si"rtCerely you r s ,

James R. Polk 6621 Tucke r A e nue McLean, Virginia 22101 January Zl, 1972

I1r. J dmes H. Polk 6621 Tuc kc I' 1\\ cnue

1 1cLean, Vi rgini a 22101

D ,ar Mr. Pol l-:

I,'/hite.ot n J..n v;J.y wi. <.,h inn; to app ' ~ar rude o r discourteou ~ , '.'I" m,l~ t rc.:.;pcctfuUy c1~c1inc your recent l"c queb t for an inter i '.'w.

Tile C .~onE of :l ]"olessiO lul I thic9 of thl! Arn crican . ,,...... ~ '.J_,-,. J" ~'./IJ'·" ,-"UJ.l.....Ju\.;", \..1 1..1 c ~,~"lte ~J.T of c... ii:: .Jci-:-..:- ,':" ic cl - ~lr ri .t j~ i~ not valy improper but ur"1 O l L:, ~.io;:L\ l for ...,n ~'t_0rn,-y 0 discuss client matter", or CJthcr '/ise publicize h i s prctclice.

C'ivcn ~hese ci::cumstancl s, Pm ccrt 1i t h::. t J.S a r C:iiponsihle .. ,triter yOl un-Ie l' :.;L~n··l our i nability to grant yo ' the I e<.ur; :. t<·(l i nte l'vi . .,T. KALMBACH LIST

Clem Stone Jack Mulcahy

Dick Scaife Kent Smith Raymond Guest Arthur K (Dick) Watson Walter Annenberg John W. Rollins John H. Safer Arnholt C. Smith

Jules Stein Elmer Bobst Robert o. Anderson Leonard K. Firestone Max Fisher Henry Ford II J. Paul Getty Kingdon Gould, Jr. John P. Humes William Lasdon Gustave Levy Lawrence Lewis, Jr. William Liedke, Jr. Charles Mitchell John Olin Roscoe Pickett W.F. Rockwell, Jr. Henry Salvatori Taft B. Schreiber John Shaheen George A. Spater Dudley Swim Lynn A. Townsend Elisha Walker DeWitt Wallace Jack Warner

Ted Cummings Vincent deRoulet Willard W. Keith Amb. Anthony D. Marshall Harold M. McClure J. Clement Hirsch Henry Catto Henry Crown KALMBACH LIST

Clem Stone Jack Mulcahy

Dick Scaife Kent Smith Raymond Guest Arthur K (Dick) Watson Walter Annenberg John W. Rollins " John H. Safer Arnholt C. Smith , Jules Stein Elmer' Bobst Robert o. Anderson Leonard K. Firestone Max Fisher Henry Ford II J. Paul Getty Kingdon Gould, Jr. John P. Humes William Lasdon Gustave Levy Lawrence Lewis, Jr. William Liedke, Jr. Charles Mitchell John Olin Roscoe Pickett W.F. Rockwell, Jr. Henry Salvatori Taft B. Schreiber John Shaheen George A. Spater Dudley Swim Lynn A. Townsend Elisha Walker DeWitt Wallace Jack Warner

Ted Cummings Vincent deRoulet Willard W. Keith Amb. Anthony D. Marshall Harold M. McClure J. Fife Symington Clement Hirsch Henry Catto Henry Crown P& - au ._~{I-I- '7,/~1

~ l+-'s ~ ~ 2/14/71 I ! ~k~derson, Robert O. 100.0V­ ~Anner.berg, Kalter - 250.0 ...sluhdorR , Cha-l4e-s- <: 250.0 Bobst, Elmer 125.0 V 25.0 .1deRoulet, Vincent L 50.0 ~ 22.0

,F'e:r]cas, 131. Ita Ll! 250.0 ~ Firestone, Leonard K. 100.0 ..... 100.0 Ford, Henry II 100.0 v I Getty, J. Paul 100.0 ..... Gould, Kingdon, Jr. 100.0 ­

o f / ~go.o 100.0 . 'H irsch, Clement 25.0 ..... Humes, John P. 100. 0 ~ 45.0 -: !Zei th, I'Tillard W. 50.0 l­ ~Levy, Gustave 100.0 ...

Lewis, La1.,7rence, Jr. 100.0 ... 5.0 Liedke, Ni11iam Jr. 100.0 ~ Narshall, Arr.b. Anthony D. 50.0 "'" NcClure, Harold M. 50.0 L< Mit~hell, Charles 100.0- Ko .~ . Wuleafiy, Joh1=l A. 3,000.9- 260.0 ~ Pickett, Roscoe 100.0 "­ ~Rockwell, W.F., Jr. 100.0 ... --_!I-{~ollins, John W. 250.0 5.0 ~a lvatori, Henry 100.0 - 5.0

(j) -sa~er, John H. 250.0 esaiis; ~j.~:a.iI"a 1,000.0 ,SdJV.O Schreiber, Taft B. 100.0 .... 66.0 Shaheen, John 100.0 ­ Simon, Hilliam E-;- 100.0

101.0 Spater, A. George 100.0...... ­ -;.0.0 Stein, Jules 150.0 ...... otr" II]. O-{lSO. 6'.... .eLune , N. Cleme lIL J,OOG.O . ..-."1. ' 31;lJC? O Swim, Dudley 100.0 -­

\~S~ington, J. Fife 50.0'" Townsend, Lynn A. 100.0 t/ ~valker, Elisha 100.0 v-­ 100.0 · Hallace, De;': itt 100.0"-­ 100.0 h'arner, Jack 100.0 v

S kb ... TOTAL PLEDG:C;S 11,650.0 ~~ W~ /i, 711-.0 Page 2. 12/31/71

Additions sinc e 12/14/71

Catto, Henry 25.0 '- 25.0 ~ r o...m, Henry 25'.0 .... 25.0 Cu!

~ TOTAL PLEDGES 12,300.0 2,764.0 KALMBACH LIST

Clem Stone Jack Mulcahy

Dick Scaife Kent Sr..ith Raymond Gues-t Arthur X (Dick) Watson Walter Annenberg John 'it;:. Rollins John H. Safer Arnholt C. Smith

Robert o. Anderson Elmer Bobst Leonard K. Firestone Henry Ford II J. Paul Getty Kingdon Gould, Jr. John P. Humes l L , \ I Gustave Levy I r Lawrence Lewis, Jr. ! " . / William Liedke, ~=. \ 1 Charles Mitchell lit 01\ . ; r , I Roscoe Pic::ett

W.? Rockwell, Jr. I j Henry Salvatori I I Taft B. Schreiber John Shaheen I , George A. Spater Jules Stein I' Dudley Swim Lynn A. Townsend Elisha Walker DeWi t ot Wallace Jack Warner Ei.sher John Olin William Lasdon

Vincent deRoulet Clement Hirsch Willard W. Keith 0 Amb. Anthony D. Marshall Harold M. McClure J. Fife Symington Henry Catto Henry Crown Ted Cummings ~~. I· ...... , ...... THE WHITE HOUSE

WAS HI N GTO N

Administratively Confidential

December 28, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR: H. R. HALDEM2\N

FROM: GORDON STRACHAN ~ SUBJECT: Paying for Telephone Polls

In your talking paper for the Attorney General the subject of telephone polls, independent of Teeter, is covered. The amount suggested for a budget is 300,000.

Dr. David Derge has terminated Behavioral Research Associates, the corporate shell used to transfer funds to ORC. BRA has ceased to exist because Derge is no longer serving as a polling consultant to the RNC or the Committee.

Another corporate shell, probably a Delaware corporation, could be set up by Herb Kalmbach. The purpose of the shell is to prevent disclosure of Kalmbach as the source of the funds or of the D.C. Committees used to funnel the money.

Recommendation:

That Kalmbach be asked to establish a shell for payment of telephone polls u~ing 1972. Approve ~ e isapprove______I Comment ------LAW OFFICES KALMBACH, DEMARCO, KNAPP & CHILLINGWORTH

HERBERT W. KALMBACH SUITE 900· NEWPORT FINANCIAL PLAZA /550 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE FRANK DI!:MARCO, JR NEWPORT BEACH, CAL!FORNIA 92660 SHERWOOD C CHILLINGWORTH LOS ANGELES OFF"lCE. HAROLD BERAL TELEPHONE (714) 644-4111 ATLANTIC R I CH FlFLO PLAZA ALEXANDER 80W~E ROBERT M. OLSON . 44TH FLOOR NORTH TOWER ROBERT H . MORR\SON 515 SOUTH FLOWER STREET RICHARD C. GREENBERG LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90071 THOMAS O. PECKENPAUGH TERRY L. RHOD ES TELEPHONE(213) 680-2811 OAKLEY C . FROST ALAN R . WOlEN LARRY B . THRALL OF COuNSEL ERIC W . MARTENS RALPH .J, MORGAN JAM ES R. KNAPP DAVID PATTERSON SMITH WESTON L..JOHNSON BRUCE E . HARRI NGTON A.OWAIN WHITE ROBERT H. FORWARD, JR

Dece~ber 6, 1971

PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL

Mr. Gordon Strachan Staff Assistant The White House Washington, D. C.

Dear Gordon: The enclosed should be of interest.

Regards,

Herbert W. Kalmbach HWK:mrp Enclosure FOSTen G. 1'1 eGA W

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December 1, 1971

Mr. Herbert W. Kalm.bach Attorney at Law K alm.bach, DeMarco, Knapp an Chi llingworth S1. i t e 900 i c wport Financial Plaza 5 50 Newport Center Drive N ewport Beach, California 92660

Dear Herb:

Two things justify m.y exposing these reactions to you.

First : Unle ss President Nixon has a firrrl cornn'1itm.ent from

Joh 1 Connolly that he will not break ranks to accept a presi­ d ntial nomination from the Democratic Party, it would not surpr" s e m.e at all if the Democratic Party found him the most attra c tive and able candidate possi"01(; . He has come throu gh so loud and strong in his support of Phase I and Phas e II. I can see this as a real possibility. Even greater than the possibility of his being the Pre;:;ident t s running mate . n ste a d of Vice President Agnew. Think about it.

S ' c o ncl: WhL~n ~ .Jresid e nt Nixon proposed the Revenue Sharing . r o gran'1, with the states, 1 was horrified. I thlIlk it is irn nlOr al, uneconon'1.ical and consider it as nothing but politic. I am. unalterably opposed to it.

N ow it seeInS the President is proposing another bit of l egi s lation that is even rnore startling. I refer to tax funds to b e set aside to finance political campaigns under certain rul e s, regulations and restrictions. If it is within the power of the President to veto this le gislation, but he lets it becorne la.w, definitely, I will not support his carnpaign. The very M r . Herbert W. Kalmbach Page Two December 1, 1971 t h ought is un-American and I think it plays right into the hands of t h e D e mocrats and especially the unions. These are harsh w ords, but I feel very strongly about it.

J - h n Connolly made it very pla.in in his press comments the other day, defending and supporting Phase II, when in answer t o a question about the Delnocratic Party deficit, he made it v ery clear it was his judgrnent that if the Democratic Party, or,

I t o o enjoye d our visit and, particularly , to know you. Let' s keep in touch and see what happens, but I did w a nt to put myself on .. ecord on these points.

Best wishes and regards.

Sincerely,

Foster G. McGaw

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La Nunn i obl11zlnq to eover all pot ential big contributor uri nq the 60 day p riod b for th n v 1 isl ation beeomes ff t i v . He woul d 11k your ug

He would lso lik very much t o it down with you and revi ew the, whole p r ogr i f you would 1i k to do o .

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November 19, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR FOLLOW UP

FROM: GORDON STRACHAN

Check on Tuesday, November 16 regarding the Glaser project ­ and advise Herb Kalmbach and Ken Smith .

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November 11, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR H. R. HALDEMAN

FROM: GORDON STRACHAN

SUBJECT White House Staff Wives Use for Financial Comrrrittees

Hugh Sloan will be recelVlng Clem Stone's 1, 000 for 1971 in the next 10 days. To obtain Chairmen and Treasurers for the Comrrrittees to receive the money, White House Staff wives are being contacted.

Discussion with Dean and DeMarco indicates that this is being done at their direction. Torn Evans of ~New York also approves. They argue that there is no other secure place to obtain names quickly.

It is not known whether the Attorney General is aware of this system. MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE

WA S HINGTON Octob e r 15, 1971

STRACHAN

D addy ! For heavans sake, congratulation s l N ext to that news, :mine will pale iri omparison.

I've t alk ed t o J oe C annell and d s ribed our pro je t i n C erritos and he is going to call M r. J ohn Corcoran , head of the Cerrit o s Cham ber of Conuner e, a n d spearhead in the Pat N i x on Museum, a n d offe r h is servi c e s.

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ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR: H. R. HALDEMAN FROM: GORDON STRACHAN C; SUBJECT: Mulcahy Invitation

Eleanor Williams called to invite you and Mrs. Haldeman to be Jack Mulcahy's guests at the New York part of the RNC November 9 Dinners. You would be expected to sit with Jack Mulcahy and would be invited to any pre or post-dinner function that Mr. Mulcahy attends.

Chapin says that the current plan is for the President to address the New York Dinner at 8:00 p.m., then proceed to Chicy go and possibly remain over night. ~;: ject Mulcahy's invitation through Eleanor Williams;

---Accept Mulcahy's invitation for both you and Mrs. Haldeman;

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October 8, 1971

PAGE TWO SPECIAL HANDLING Guests for Camp David Dinner Friday, O ctober 8,1971 - 4:30 P . M.

The guests are: Sec reta ry MClJurice H . Stans Mr. Herb Kalmbach Mr. W . Clement Stonc &"-­ Mr . Jack A . M~lcahy ~ Mr. Richard Schai£e \ - Mr. Ra ymond Gucs f:l,...--' __ ~~. .Ilr1 • n. -: ~I\ Mr . Leonard K. Fircstone...... ,______~ ~ (f~\j Mr. J o hn Rollins t.-- Mr . William Lied tke ~ Mr. Robert O . Anderson ~ Mr. Willard Rockwell /'

If any pr"oblerns develop, or queslions arise, please conlact lvIr. Farrell immediate 1 y . PRIVATE DINNER

Friday, October 8, 1971

6:30 p.m.

Camp David -- Aspen

THE PRESIDENT:

BACKGROUND

Herb Kalmbach invited eleven businessmen to be your guests for cocktails, dinner, and iliscussion at Camp David -- Aspen. The guests are: Secretary Stans, W. Clement Stone, Jack A. Mulcahy, Richard Scaife, Raymond Guest, Leonard K. Firestone, John Rollins, William Liedtke, Robert O. Anderson, Willard Rockwell, and Herb Kalmbach. The Attorney General is in Oregon or he would be attending.

The guests will have arrived at the Diplomatic Reception room at the White House at 5:00 p.m. today, were then transported to Camp David aboard a ~fuite Top helicopter and given a tour of the Camp David grounds by Commander John Dettbarn. secretary Stans has not bee~ offered the position of Finance Chairman for the 1972 Campaign, but Herb Kalmbach and the Attorney General are moving him toward that position.

SUGGESTED SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

6:45 p.m. Join guests in the living room of Aspen for cocktails. The guests will have arrived at Aspen from Laurel at 6:30 p.m.

7:00 p.m. Proceed to Aspen Dining Room for dinner. The menu you selected yesterday is attached.

Note attached seating chart. You should sit at the head of the table and have Secretary Stans sit at the opposite end. Jack Mulcahy would sit to your right and Clem Stone to your left. PRIVATE DINNER Camp David -- Aspen Friday, October 8, 1971

8:00 p.m. Dinner concludes. Adjourn to the Aspen living room for discussion over coffee, brandy and cigars.

Neither Stans nor Kalmbach will discuss finances with the assembled group.

GIFTS: Major Jack Brennan will have Eisenhower dollars for y ou to give to each guest. Brennan will also have a sample Camp David jacket for you to show the guests. Brennan will note sizes and send later, when their names have been put on the jackets.

9:00 p.m. All guests depart Camp David for helipad and Washington.

Press Plan

There will be no press coverage of this event.

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THE WHITE: HOUSE

WASHI:"JGIO!~

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6:30 p.m. Guests proceed to Aspen for cocktai ls

6:30-7:30 p.m. Dinner - Fine steaks wi th b a l a n ce of menu s uggested by Ron J ac son

8:00-9:00 p.m. (a)Discussion - coffee, brandy , a nd cigars offered in living :':'oom of Aspe n (b) Pre sident shows Eisenhower dollars and jacket to guests . ¥:a jor Bre nnan will have dollars a. d will get sizes for jackets to be sent later.

9:00 p.m. All gues ts de part C a~p David for Helip d

9:10 p.m. Gue sts depart Camp David Helipad 9:45 p.m. Gue t s a rrive White ouse .e i Dad wh e re they wil l be met by ~ ite House cars and taken to airports or hotels CAMP DAVID KALMBACH STAG DINNER October 8, 1971

4:15 p.m. President arrives at Camp David from West Virginia

5:00 p.m. Secretary Stans, Herb Kalmbach, W. Clement Stone, Jack A. Mulcahy, Richard Scaife, Raymond Guest, Leonard K. Firestone, John Rollins, William Liedtke, Robert O. Anderson, Willard Rockwell will arrive at Diplomatic Reception Room at White House.

5:10 p.m. The eleven guests will depart White House Helipad aboard White Top Helicopter.

5:45 p.m. Guests arrive at Camp David Helipad - met by John Ditbarn for 10 minute drive to Camp David

6:00 p.m. Guests tour Camp David compound with John Ditbarn as guide

6:20 p.m. Guests arrive at Laurel Lounge

6:30 p.m. ~ Guests proceed to Aspen for cocktails

6:30-7:00 p.m. Dinner - Fine steaks with balance I ~ O"-iS',OC> ______of menu suggested by Ron Jackson 8:00-9:00 p.m. (a}Discussion - coffee, brandy, and cigars offered in living room of Aspen (b}President shows Eisenhower dollars and jacket to guests. Major Brennan will have dollars and will get sizes for jackets to be sent later.

9:00 p.m. All guests depart Camp David for Helip2c

9:10 p.m. Guests depart Camp David Helipad 9:45 p.m. Guests arrive White House Helipad where they will be met by White House cars and taken to airports or hotels THE WHIT E HOU S E

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TO lB. R. HALDEMAN FROM: L. HIGBY

October 8, 1971

4:15 p.m. President Arrives at Camp David from West Virginia '5 ', DO ~o ~. ~ Sta~s, Kalmbach and nine guests ~ *­ arrlve at Diplomatic Reception ~,..-- room if ;J.d~rl / 0'<-- ~ite House Helipad is used ~ ~ ~ Pentagon H~~i~~~ive at -/v- ~~.~ . If inclement weather forecast ~ ~ ~r guests arrive at 5 p.m. for .r;,' J q1J 1 1/2 hour drive in four ~ / White House cars.

Guests arrive at Camp David Helipad for 10 minute drive to Camp David. -6 .~ p.m. ~uests proceed to Asp:n~t~ G ']0 P~e-&±'G~ =\e ~- e40~~a-,G-& or , G.u~ts~ ~eed t ~ aure h-it ~ 7Ctb .. ,,0 C:~~ res~ent be - 0 be ~~est or-fionor -­ 6. '3 0 ! ~ 0 p. m . Dinner - President usually serves ~:p-:i:-~ak-e'd e-rO'-as..t:- l;).Qe f , &t,.e-a.k aFl. Q-.J.~ , f i ne steaks are alternatives for stag dinner. Ron Jackson fills in menu unless , CIt - r~ special requests. ~.,I\..-" ~~ ~. 30 "' .t:'j p.m. Coffee and discussion ~~.~o-- ______~ dinner served t ~rel, can ~~ 'fd~9-17 n ~U'W.-rtg ~brand i r ~ iul·ef CQ;g-ars.. ~

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10:00 p.m. All guests arrive either White House Helipad or Pentagon Heli­ pad where they will be met by White House cars and taken to hotels or airports.

Cost of helicopter ($650) could be born by funds contributed to Kalmbach. Similarly, the meal ($5-$10 per person for a total of $60-$120) be born by these funds. The alternative is to have the RNC pay.

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WASHINGTON

October 7, 1971

ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR: H. R. HALDEMAN

FROM: GORDON STRACHAN

SUBJECT: Kalmbach Camp David Dinner October 8

Herb Kalmbach called to ask that Robert O. Anderson and Willard Rockwell be substituted for John Olin and Lawrence Lewis for the Camp David Dinner, October 8. The Attorney General approv es of these changes.

Anderson had been cleared by you for the Sequoia trip and Rockwell had been cleared for this Camp David group dinner when it was scheduled for last June.

On the basis of these previous clearances and the necessity to contact these individuals immediately, Kalmbach went ahead and extended the invitations. Kalmbach says he can "disinvite" Anderson and Rockwell if you are strongly opposed, but it will be "very sticky".

REC OMMENDATION:

That Kalmbach's invitations to Robert O. Anderson and Willard Rockwell be honored.

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ADrvllNISTRATIVELY WAS H I NG T ON

CONFIDENTIAL October 5, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR: H. R. HALDEMAN

FROM: GORDON STRACHAN (;

SUBJECT: Camp David Dinner - October 8

Herb Kalmbach called to clear the final five names for the 12 person dinner at Camp David with the President this Friday night at 7 p.m. In addition to the ~resident, ~tans, and ~almbach those already confirmed are W. ~lement Stone, Jack A. -Mulcahy, Richard -Scaife, and ..Raymond Guest.

Kalmbach checked with the Attorney General and they recommend:

John Olin, New York

~eonard K. Firestone,L.A.

~hn Rollins, Delaware

Lawrence Lewis, Jr., Flagler Corporation, N.Y.

Arllliam Liedtke, Pennzoil, Houston

An alternate should any of the above five not be able to accept is DeWitt Wallace.

Kalmbach will not invite any of the above five until he has clearance from you. This evening Kalmbach will have some time to extend the invitations and advise me about the sUbstantive aspects (whether the President should depart and who starts the bidding) of the scenario.

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REPLY TO ATTN OF. AF/XOOCOAC 7 October 1971

SUBJECT. Weather Forecast

TO , Brig Gen James D. Hughes Military Asst to the President The White House

FIVE DAY WEATHER FORECASTS . FOR THE PRESIDENT

7 October 1971 (Washington, D.C.)

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: Sunny and pleasant. Maximum tempera­ ture 71 to 73 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 50 to 52 degrees. Wind northwest,S to 15 knots. Water tempera­ ture 72 degrees. .

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: Fair. Maximum temperature 71 to 74 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 52 to 55 degrees. Wind southerly, 3 to 8 knots.

MONDAY: Partly cloudy. Maximum temperature 75 to 77 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 55 to 58 degrees. Wind southerly,S to 10 knots.

(Elkins, West Virginia)

FRIDAY: Sunny and cool. Maximum temperature 61 to 64 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 40 to 43 degrees. Wind light and variable.

(Camp David, Maryland)

~HURSDAY AND FRIDAY: Fair becoming partly cloudy during midday. Maximum temperat'ure 58 to 60 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 42 to 45 degrees. Wind northwest, 3 to 8 knots.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: Partly cloudy. Maximum temperature 64 to 66 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 42 to 45 degrees. , Wind southerly,S to 10 knots. { ------­

Underwrite r Oll r Country's ,\fight - Buy U.s. SavIllgs B on ds MONDAY: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Maximum temperature 68 to 70 degrees, minimum temperature overnight 48 to 52 degrees. Wind southwest,S to 10 knots.

(Key Biscayne, Florida)

THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY: Partly cloudy and warm with night and morning showers. Maximum temperatures 85 to 90 degrees, minimum temperatures 75 to 80 degrees. Wind easterly,S to 15 knots. Water temperature 83 degrees.

(San Clemente, California)

THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY: Sunny and hot. Maximum temperatures 87 to 91 degrees, minimum temperatures 63 to 67 degrees . . Wind west,S to 15 knots. Water temperature 64 degrees.

(Palm Springs, California)

THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY: Mostly sunny, windy and hot. Maximum temperatures 95 to 99 degrees, minimum temperatures 60 to 65 degrees. Wind northeast, 15 to 30 knots.

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WASHINGTON

October 5, 1971

ADMINISTRATIVEL Y CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR: GORDON STRACHAN

FROM: L. HIGBY L

SUBJECT: Kalmbach Group

For the Kalmbach group this Friday, the President wants to make sure that each one of them receives Camp David jackets and super dollars, if they exist. That would be Eisenhower dollars. Bruce is checking that out. Please be in touch with him and make sure that this is taken care of.

THE WHITE HOUSE

W A S HI N GT O N

Administratively Confidential

September 28, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR: H.R. HALDEMAN FROM: GORDON STRACHAN G SUBJECT: Camp David Dinner ­ October 8

The Kalmbach top contributors dinner at Camp David has been approved for Friday evening, October 8, 1971 according to Chapin's office (Dave Parker).

Kalmbach has been instructed that the total number attending the dinner would be eleven. The President, the Attorney General, and Kalmbach are the first three. He believes that Maury Stans should be the fourth, as this would bring him even closer to assuming the role of Nixon Finance Chairman for 1972. Kalmbach requests authority to invite Stans on September 2'. Kalmbach also seeks authority to invite Stone, Mulcahy, Scaife, and Guest. The final knree }I spots would be filled by Kalmbach after discussion with Maury Stans. 'V\. _ .I.. _ ~ '" ~ / 2.. Recommendation : III.jI/I'IJL ~ That Kalmbach be authorized to invite Stans, Stone, Mulcahy, Scaife, and Guest to the Octr ber 8 Camp David Dinner.

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WA SH IN G T O N

Administratively Confidential

September 30, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR: H.R. HALDEMAN FROM: GORDON STRACF..AN 6 SUBJECT: Camp David Dinner-­ Octoher 8, 1971

Kalmbach called to report that the Attorney General can­ not attend the October 8 dinner at Camp David for the top contributors.

Chapin's office (Dave Parker) indicates that a possible alternate date is October 29, the Friday evening before the President is scheduled to go to Camp David on October 30.

Neither Kalmbach nor the Attorney General consider it essential for the Attorney General to attend. The Attorney General would like to attend but would not feel insulted if the event went ahead without him, according to Kalmbach.

Recommendation:

That the October 8 Camp David Dinner for top contributors proceed as planned without the Attorney General attending.

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CALIFORNIA CONTRIBUTORS GIVING $10, 000 - $25, 000 IN 1968':'

Burns, Fritz Los Angeles Cook, Charles E. Industry Doheny family Beverly Hills Singleton, Henry E. Los Angeles F raw 1 ey, P. J. Jr. Culver City Freeman, Stanley M. Los Angeles Fogelson, E. E. (Buddy) Dallas, Texas Drown, Jack Rolling Hills Brokate, George W. Newport Beach Call, Asa V. Beverly Hills Kearns, Henry San Marino McGowan, Jackson R. Long Beach Lee, Raymond E. Los Angeles Ash, Roy L. Los Angeles Deane, Ben C. Laguna Beach Fluor, J. Robe rt Pasadena Fluor, J. S. Santa Ana McDanie1, Glen Los Angeles Valle, A. E. Los Angeles Dart, Justin Los Angeles Hartley, Fred L. Palos Verdes Estates MacLeod, John Newport Beach Morse, Mrs. S. F. B. Pebble Beach Green, Russell Los Angeles Bayly, Harold Los Angeles Hazard family San Diego Scharffenberger, George T. Rolling Hills Shapell, Natha.n Beverly Hills Beckman, Arnold Corona De1 Mar Crocker, Roy P. South Pasadena Humphreys, G. W. Palos Verdes Peninsula Keck, Howard and William Los Angeles Krehbiel, V. John Pasadena Millay, George San Diego Ridder, Danit::l H. Rolling Hills Voit, Willard D. Balboa

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September 24, 1971 CALIFORNIA CON TRIBU TORS GIVING $25,000 OR OVER IN 1968':'

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Russell, Fred South Gate Hoffman, Wayne M. Los Angeles Salvatori, Henry Los Angeles Keith, Willard W. Los Angeles Gauer, Edward H. San Francis co Warner, Jack L. Burbank Lear, William P. Beverly Hills Firestone, Leonard K. Los Angeles Schreiber, Taft B. Beverly Hills Kaiser, Leland M. Atherton Dehlendo rf, Robert O. II Los A Hos Hills Hope, Bob North Hollywood Patrick, William P. Tibur·on Reynolds, James M. Pasadena . Reynolds, Robert O. Hollywood Schulman, Samuel Beverly Hills .. Swim, Dudley Carmel Watt, R. A. Gardena . Brock, Mrs. George C. Los Angeles Wrather, Jack Los Angeles Jorgenson, Earle M. Los Angeles Thornton. Charles B. Los Angeles Luckman, Charles Bel Air Shumway, Forrest N. Los Angeles Smith. C. Arnholt La Jolla Goldwyn, Samuel Hollywood Pike. Thomas P. San Marino Tuttle. Ho lmes Los Angeles Disney family Burbank Edgington, Ralph Los Angeles Jones, Richard Welton San Marino Keaton. Dar ius Pebble Beach Norris. Kenneth T. Sr. San Marino Webb. Del Los Angeles Alessio family La Mesa and San Diego Autry, Gene North Ho llywood Bloomingdale, Alfred S. Los Angeles Copley. James S. La Jolla Cummings, Theodore E. Beverly Hills

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CALIFORNIA CONTRIBUTORS GIVING $25.000 OR OVER IN 1968 ';'

Name

Elkus, Richard Redwood City Hammer, Armand Los Angeles Hirsch, Clement Newport McCulloch, Robert P. Los Angeles Overholser, J. Horner Tarzana Sesnon, W. T. Jr. Los Angeles Virtue, Julian A. Los Angeles

* Listed by amount contributed in descending order September 24, 1971