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Room 514 Pittock Block 921 s. VJ. Washington St. Portland, Oregon 97205 Tel.: (503) 221-3008

Hr. Gerald R. Ford The \>Jhi te House Washington 25, D. C.

I certainly telegram honoring

I took advantage of your offer to plagiarize your acceptance speech for the Gold Medal Award at the Hall of Fame, and it worked beautifully. We had over 1.000 people at $8.00 a plate to honor these kids. From the response to your participation, I would strongly suggest that you give consideration to having your PR man forward similar telegrams to the other chapter scholar-athlete award dinners throughout the country.

Eddie Robinson, the coach from Grambling University, gave one of the most inspiring speeches that I have heard in recent years. He is first and foremost an American, and when he gets to waiving the· flag, you can hear the fife playing. Should you ever need an effective minority speaker, this man's message to minority groups is the finest I have ever heard. He had a five-minute standing ovation at the close of his beautiful address. ·

Thanks again, Jerry.

Sincerely yours,

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Sent te: Hollorable Peter J. Malatesta Deputy Aasistant Secretary Departme».t of Commerce

GR.F:Ha•ek:ck I cc: D. E. Downt•n/R. Nesaen/B. Hartmann/P. Theia/E. Hasek/CF Janury 3, 1911

It vaa good to Jaeu aen of JOii ~'1.r an4 to 1.. -. 'tlaat. ia lt15 709 will cele­ brate yoar lOOth .biJ:t.bday. • kuow t.he entlluia• witil wbi.dl y.ar t•Slr aa4 :frienda are lookh9 alleact to th.ls t111oc­ t.an~ day, and we j•~ .,.t to Hild you our own warm wiQea tor ~ joJ' aJ!d aoatentae.t at tld9 ll&PW U.. and ai..,..

Witll OU' W&Z'lleat. u.-.. for t1le Bew 'fur.

GBALD R. f~RD l'..ra. a&c:llel Pareoaa eoa'fllle... c so.a •i..---.. Jtaa... 66015 bcca Robert Harmann Paul Theis.,,,, GJll':AVlh.ra .. -

J uary 3. lt75

lt vu 9ood to heu news of 7CN .reeMU:t and ~ lea&'a that .la 1t7S J'Oll will oele­ brat. your lOOtb birthday. We kDow the ent.huaia.. wit:b wJaicm yoar f..Ur aB4 friend• are looklaf ahe•4 to thi• ~­ tant. day, and we jut. want to send you our own an vlaua for eNE7 ior and coatentMat. at. this biLppy time and .iv.-. Wit.al oar WU'Jle8t. wi9:taea for tlMt tiew 'fear. S1-rel.7,

!Ira. Baollel PU'llOl\8 CoaY&leaoent a.. .i..... toa, ba•• 66075 bee: Robert Hartmann / Paul Theis GU:AVB:rs Bob Hartmarm 'TOt Fl\OM: PAULT~if Re Governor Evans ••• ietters were sent to both him and Governor-elect King. Copies are attached. .l!.11ska Hasek, who knows Evans'fo:nner AA, Mrs . Nellie Greer, talked with Mrs. Greer who says she vaguely remembers the President's message coming into the office prior to the holidaJ"S•••but isn't sure what was done li. th it. If she can lam more, she "Wi.ll call Eliska.

In the light of this 1 do you still want to proceed with another message to Evans? ·- 1, .•

December 11. 1914

M.rs. Ford uwl 1 laope tlaat you will extend our warmeat Chrbtmul greetin•• to all tAe people of the Virgia lslaJMI•.

A• 1974 cor.netJ to a d.CNJe,. it ia appropriate that we look back togetlMr aad PY. thank• for the propea• we ba'N made iA attaitdng a luUng peace ·a.M in building a Mttel" llf• fer aur dtisena. In tbia •plrit. l wlab Joa and you coaetibaelats a very baPPJ Holiday S..aea. .

Tbe lioaOt"a'ble Melria H. E'1aJl8 Gon.l"BOr ot the 'Vlrgbt. lalancl• Charlotte AmaUe St. Thomae. Vi.rgia Ialau• 08801

GRF :Hasek:sar CC: D.E. Downton./R. Neesen/P. Tneis/E.Hasek/CF December u. 1974

Dear GoYerD01' King:

Mrs. Ford and l wlah you and all the people of the Virgla Ialaads a moat productive and satisfying new year. We hop. that 1975 will further strengthen and expand their progJ."e•• and thati- w:tder yoer leader­ ship11 important ZMrW step• will he takea to build a betkr 1Jfe for all.

The HonoraW. Cyril King Go.,..r:ao:r-elect ot th. Virgin lalands Charlotte AmaU. SL Thoma•. Vlrgla Ialaada 00801

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WASHIN8TON

Eliska said they were sending a little cover letter over RTH's signature to Mr. Jerome Dreyer, Managing Editor of the St. Croix Avis. Jan. 6, 1975

MR. HARTMANN:

Eliska Hasek called and dictated this draft of a straight telegram to Governor Melvin Evans of the Virgin Islands.

As soon as you approve it, she will hand carry it to the telegraph office and get it on its way. Neta v ' Llllbl'&kk&kMUiiAM•4 d ~ AS YOU LEAVE OFFICE I WANT TO COMMEND YOU FOR THE ACCOMPLI H- ._ti ·• l.A-S ZH'lr PtBsC l£Ut;TG.!J ~1< .e 1t o ~ -.J \ MENTS YOU HAVE REALIZED DURING YOUR TE UR YOUR ADMINISTRATION '7~(1..IT"OR"'< BROUGHT SOUND AND EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT TO THE \fILtblfi 11 LltilL'~

UNDER YOUR LEADERSHIP A MODERN SEWERAGE SYSTEM WAS BUILT,

THE CHARLOTTE AMALIE HARBOR WAS MADE FIT FOR MARINE AND HUMAN

LIFE, NEW HOUSING UNITS HAVE MUSHROOMED AND MANY MILES OF

ROADS HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED. YOUR ADMINISTRATION CAN BOAST

FAR-SIGHTED INITIATIVES IN THE AREAS OF WATER RECLAMATION,

AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AND POLICE PROTECTION. ALL THESE HAVE

IMMEASURABLY BENEFITTED THE LIVES OF ~OUR FELLOW CITIZENS J...v""O J..I ¥£ IN A-N/) VIS Ir Y"v -a, 8 &4vrtFt.JL. 15'-A-All>~ ~

I WHOLEHEARTEDLY JOIN THEM NOW IN THANKING YOU AND YOUR ~ IA/$~f4'. FOR A JOB WELL DONE. 0t-~ ~ ~-!;" v~ 1, ?..Z "'"2""""' ' " . .

THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

DRAFT OF A STRAIGHT TELEGRAM TO GOV. MELVIN EVANS

AS YOU LEAVE OFFICE I WANT TO COMMEND

YOU FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS YOU HAVE REALIZED DURING YOUR TENURE.

YOUR ADMINISTRATION BROUGHT SOUND AND

EFFECTIVE GOVENMENT TO THE VIRGIN ISLANDS.

UNDER YOUR LEADERSHIP A MODERN SEWERAGE

SYSTEM WAS BUILT, THE CHARLOTTE AMALIE

HARBOR WAS MADE FIT FOR MARINE AND HUMAN

LIFE, NEW HOUSING UNITS HAVE MUSHROOMED

AND MANY MILES OF ROADS HAVE BEEN

CONSTRUCTED. YOUR ADMINISTRATION CAN

BOAST FAR-SIGHTED INITIATIVES IN THE AREAS

OF WATER RECLAMATION, AGRICULTURAL EXPAN-

SION AND POLICE PROTECTION. ALL THESE

HAVE IMMEASURABLY BENEFITTED THE LIVES

OF YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS.

I WHOLEHEARTEDLY JOIN THEM NOW IN THANKING

YOU AND YOUR TEAM FOR A JOB WELL DONE. TELEGRAM

FULL RATE OR ~q~ ~qite ~nuse STRAIGHT TELEGRAM ~ DAY LETTER 0 ~tt&qinghnt NIGHT LETTER 0 GWA 080 307

January 9, 1975

The Honorable Edith Green c/o The Honorable James A. Reddon State Treasurer, State of Oregon Treasury Department State Capitol Salem, Oregon

Dear Edith:

One of the reasons I shall always recall with fondness my years in the House of Representatives was the close association you and I had on many bills and projects of mutual interest. Your leadership on such matters was always outstanding and admirable. Yol#'retirement is a considerable loss to the House and the entire legislative process, but I shall look forward to seeing you on occasion and hearing from you whenever the spirit moves you.

Betty joins in sending warm personal regards and our best wishes to you on this much deserved tribute.

Jerry Ford

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APPROVED FOR DISPATCH STMIOHT WlgE - JANVAR y 17. 1975

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I hope U.t W. aeaaioa will •t engthen ,.. ta tllls importaat work.

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GRF:GAA:sh / cc: D.E. Downton/R. Nessen/CF/ Dr. Connor (FYI)/Counsellor Hartmann (FYI)/ E. Hasek ebruary 10. 1975

Dear .1.. 1• ,,.tll•••t Mr•. J'ord aGd I were dellallW to leara from .lack Calklu tat JO• celelw.W roar alaetl•tll W.Mar JanG&ry z. aad we waatecl to be •ar• to 1M 1.acw.. amoo1 tlloae ..,.-eutec eotapetel•tloaa.

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Letter sent to: Mrs. Clarence B. Peck 1531 West Water Street Elmira, New York 14905 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

l' TO: ROLAND ELLIOTT Correspondence Section FROM: ROBERT T. HARTMANN,..,.I- r "" . o 7 ,..- CJ. m:;:> Date: ----~-~--'----...;;~'------p. m. This matter ia: ___ Urgent (Same day) __...,....,Priority (48 hours) \?' Routine (6 days)

PLEASE7E:PARE-ACKNOWLEDGEM:ENT: For the President's signature ___ For my signature ___ On my behalf for signature

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Copy to me on further correspondence

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fTRAIQHT wplli • J'EBlUJAJt Y Z5, 1975

Hoaorable Paul J. J'aJmill. United Statea Senate Wa.au.,toa, D. C.

Honorable John J. llbo4ee Hoan of R.epreaentatlvea Wu~ D.C.

I re1ret that, becav.•e ef Jnf Florida trip, I cannot be on band to jela you in your victory celebratloa honorf.na Bti-ry

Goldwater. I aead my warme.t good wlaae• to Barry and to all wlw ealute hbn on thla oceaelon.

GERALD R. FORD

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ar General att raon:

1 lcom th opportunity of. this A Civil Air Patrol Coqre••ional r to •a.lute yon and your colleague• in th Civil · i- trol n your tmporta t ro our sod ty. l have long appr elated and adt:nt·· d your d dicated volun ry •ervice to your f llo clth n.s. Your history race• cue after case of: courageous actl n in t of n: d. d ep... rooted huma cone: .r ol iYll Air trol mb re a r s as a splendid ample for all rican. to mulat •

I a nd my very b at •he• to of you and to th dlstin- cui•hed 1ue•U who attead your Coagr e atonal Diune r. ~;;.::~,-----:'i ;.~

rl&adler Gen rat illlam M. Patteraon Chairman, National oard Civil Al~ Patrol V~~&ftlra'ltnkillaba.ma 36U2

Actually sent flat c/o: Quality Inn 300 Army Navy Drive Arlington, Virginia ZZZOZ (BY WH CAR) GRF:Hasek:jem / - cc: D.E. Downton/R. Nessen/It. T .Hartm.ann(F n)/P Thei' /E H k/CF EVENT: March 5 • 8 • ase 1

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Dear Don:

Congratulations to you and the Illinois Republican State Central Committee for selecting a fine group of public servants to be.honored tonight. I am sure you realize how much I rely on many of them every day in the conduct of my office and in seek­ ing joint executive-legislative solutions to our many problems.

All of the men you have selected have proven records of outstanding achievement in public off ice. They have placed the interests of the Nation before per­ sonal gain, and have diligently worked to provide more responsive and responsible government. I am pleased to join in saluting their efforts and ac­ complishments.

Don, please give my best wishes to all in attendance fos their p~st and continuing service to tllinois and our great Nati~~ '

The Honorable Don Adams Illinois Republican State Central Committee 200 South Second Street Springfield, Illinois 62701 I

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Mr. Calkins:

Shirley in Eliska Hasek's office called this morning to say they were referring your note re. a 60th anniversary message to Margaret Bocek since she handles this type of correspondence.

Neta

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March 20, 1975

Dear Jclck:

I greatl.y enjoya:l seeing you arXl will back in taich with you with a proposal within the next week to ten days •

.With respect to nw~parents 60th wedding Anniyersary. the follow- ing is the infoxma yOl(;;tild ne&i:

1.) Na:ne: Mr. & Mrs. William Schanburg c/o 7 Harper Avenue Evansville, In:liana 46014

2. ) Relevant Infonnati.on:

a. ) Married 60 years. b. ) Su:r:prise Reception on March 30th, their anniversai:y. c.) Both have had many careers inclu:linJ the florist ·business, elementary Education, \\Ork in the Evansville Park Systen and involved in local politicsm:>st of their lives.

Thank you very 1111Cb.. They will be ecstatic at receiving a letter fi:an the President.

Mr. Jack cawkins White House Washingt;Qn, D.C. THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

Mr. Hartmann:

George Saunders brought this by. It is a "thank you" from Director Kelley of the FBI. He said he didn't know exactly who it should go to but knew you would get it to the President.

Neta

March 25 11:22 a.m.

RTH showed to the President, who said it should be filed - no answer necessary. nm Sent original to Central Files. FEDERAL. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

CLARENCE M. KELLEY DIRECTOR

March 24, 1975

The President The White House Washington, D. c. Dear Mr. President:

The graduates of the lOOth Session of the FBI National Academy were indeed appreciative of your inspirational message of March 17th. It is certainly encouraging to know that you have such high regard for the National Academy program and all of this Nation's dedicated law enforcement personnel. We in the FBI feel that the professional training of law enforcement officers is a key element in our common battle against crime. We look forward to con­ tinuing our efforts in this essential area and are deeply grateful for your staunch support.

I thought you might like to know I had your letter read to those assembled at the graduation exercises yesterday.

Sincerely, DATE: 3-/7-.. 7).

TO: I'll! ' --~--'----~-~~--- FROM: GWEN ANDERSON INFORMATION------ACTION:------APPROPRIATE______HANDLING !\ Leaders pay tribute to l 0 years of s·ervice During the week before Battelle-Northwest's tenth seemed Incredibly optimistic when they Battelle In the Pacific Northwest over the anniversary celebration, Director Dr. Edward Alpen were made - more often than not, turned past l 0 years. received numerous letters and telegrams from out to be conservative." .. "As I told the laboratory directors, Including friends and well-wishers. Excerpts from some of Dr. Alpen, during my recent meeting with ~ E-t _ those congratulatory messages were the following: Alex G. Fremllng r:r:l Ul ~ them In Washington, D.C., our laboratories o ~ 1-1 My congratulations to you and to all the have been key Ingredients In the success tj ::r: mstaff members of BaHelle·Northwest on *** r:r:lE-tl-I . that was the Atomic Energy Commission. ~ ~ Q) yo.ur tenth anniversary celebration. "I was pleased.to learn of the plans to mark And, they are expected to play an even 111 0z .,...,> You are heartily commended for your years the tenth anniversary ofBattelle-Northwest more vital role in solving the problems ~ r1 § of dedication to research and development with tonight's reception and dinner. What a which the Energy Research and Develop· . ~ :j ttl In the. areas· ol environm.ent and energy difference those 1800 men and women menf Administration must resolve. We at .• ~ :5 resources as· well ·as ··Tesearch In the have · made In the development of our ERDA look forward to working with Battelle· ~ ~ ~ biomedical field. · human and energy resources and the Northwest In the future." protection of the greatest natural environ­ Dr. Robert Seamans ~ IXl..,... Your endeavors have been recognized, not ment anywhere •"_ , ·~ only nlitlonally but Internationally In these Henry M. Jackson 8 fields, and I wish to compliment you and *** your staff for all your contributions for the *** "You hove made many contributions to the benefit of mankind. northwest and the nation In the develop­ "In the decade since assuming responsibil­ ment ol various forms of energy, biomedical My best wishes to or: Sherwood Fawcett or.. ity for operation of the Hanford L<:ibora­ his leadership, direction and guidance and torles, the Richland Battelle facllify has and Ille sciences. Through your efforts, lo all of you for your responsible support on emerged as a pioneer In research and many other companies have been establish­ behalf of BaHelle 's national and . Inter­ development of the peaceful use of nuclear ed In the area providing additional /ob op­ national programs. energy. That research has made possible portunities in the region." GERALD R. FORD great advances In Industry and medicine. Warren G. Magnuson *** "May the second decade be one of *** "Anniversaries are etlftomtlrlly"'1•·tlme ·ior continued success arid progress." "Battelle has contributed enormously fo the nostalgia; a look back at the /oys and Daniel J. Evans diversification program at Hanford. This ·accomplishments of the past. And, clearly, effort, spearheaded by Baffelle and the Tri· the entire Battelle family can Indeed be City Nuclear Industrial Council, hos been a proud of ifs 10 years al Hanford. They have * * *· model for industrial development that has been years of accomplishment and years of · "Although I'm. stlll very new In my been recognized by business leaders expansion. In fact, the projections for assignment as Administrator, I've already everywhere." Battelle at Hanford - which sometimes heard much about the good work done by Thomas S. Foley --

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PAGE SIX HANFORD NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1975 I muni'ty takes part •1n celebration FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1975 HANFORD NEWS PAGE THREE

THE BATTELLE-NORTHWEST complex, under almost continuous development Research Operations Building, and recently-completed Life Sciences Laboratory II. during the organization's decade In the Tri-Cities, now Includes six mafor All of the buildings In the Battelle Complex, located north of Rlchland, were research and administrative buildings. At the center of the complex Is· the opened to staff members and their famllles for a special tenth anniversary 300-seat Aud\tor\um. Other structures l\eft to r\ght) 1nc\ude the Eng1neerlng· celebration February 8. DeveJopment La~oratory, Physical Sciences Laboratory, Mathematics Building, • Battelle marks first dc~cade,,,.,.. 1n the northwest . CONGRATS from President

Bonsell, William

THE WHITE HOCSE

\P,SHl~OTON'

April 29, 1975

Dear Bill:

You have been such a mainstay of the Republican House Floor Staff that it just doesn't seem posstble you are retiring, especially at such a junior age!

From my early days in the House, you were most helpful to me and to all Republican Members and I especially valued your good offices during my years as·Minority Leader.

You also have the distinction of having been elected as Sergeant at Arms in the 83rd Congress in which post you performed admirably.

As you leave the Hill I want you to know that you take with you my deep thanks and my best wishes, in which Betty joins, to you and Katie for many happy years ahead.

.,vh~7'J'1

Mr. Wi iam R Bonsell Minority Doorkeeper U.S. House of Representatives The Capitol Washington, D. c. 20515

(Correspondence sent to Central Files)

THEW HITE HO USE · WASHINGTON . .. . ' ~. .

THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON i-' • .. ..,/ I""" • ., . ' •, ..

R. THC: WHITE HOUSE.

WASHiNGTON

April 24, 1975

.MEMORANDUM FOR: WARR:e;N RUSTA..l'lD FROM:. MAX FRIEDERSDORF ;IA./f·6 SUBJECT: Farewell Party for Bill· Bonsell Minority Door~ee.per of the House

Warren, Congressman Vander Jagt (R-MICH} has sent the enclosed invitation in my care for the. President to att~nd,·or drop by, a party bei~g hosted for Bill Bonsell. Bill went to work for the House in 1947, and has worked his way up from being an assistant bill clerk to Minority Doorkeeper of the House. The President knows Bill well·,· and I recommend that consideration be given this invitation. Bill is retiring from his post in the House.

cc: Jack Marsh Vern Loen

• POULAIN, Miss Simone

(congrats. upon retirement)

Aprf.1 29, 1975

Dear Hi•• roulaiat

Some of 7o•r 100• f riead• \\ave inf onaad •• that Jou are retirtaa attar a quarter c·••Cur7 of ••r•tca to the a.. •rma••t la th• Depart• •••t of Seate aa4 th• Whit• lov•• Off lee. Alt,oaah your ova parttelpatioa la ~h• aoaeatoua ••••t• of th1• period will be 7our areat••t •attefaction. I want 10• to kaov how auek th• 4edioate4 perf oraana• of 4•tJ v~ich 7ovr career ea.. plif le• i• apprectata4 •7 •• and to wi•h you every fut•r• auce••• and bappla•••· With klad reaard•,

/s/ Gerald R. Ford

Mi•• Slaon• roulala Dapartaent of State Waebiaa•••• D. c.

RTH:nm

(Sent to Central Files}

l Dear Miss Poulain:

~.§&ll:i&£.•2¥£•§i&i•&ritnda. have informed me that you are

retiring after a quarter century of ..sel"Yi~e,..... to the government

~ in the ~x Department of State~ the White House Office-'llilld

.....tfte-Gn.i.t.e4 States Infol"9atioa Agency. Although your own partic-

ipation in the s++•&•• momentous events of this period will be your greatest satisfaction, I want you to know how much the ded-

icated performance of duty ..••pp•aw ..twti which your career exemplifies by me success and is appreciated ~ and to wish you eTery future/happiness.

With kind regards, Ta.AlGHTWlllE------~-·-·APIUL JO, 1975

Mr, A.My Anclereon PreeWeat o1. Macli•oa Collea• DECA c/o Mr. c. B, .Dix. Jr. Department Clllatrmaa Depal'tme.1at ol Di•trlbati•e Macatioa Madl•on Collea• • Harrisonburg, Ylrpala

The PreaWeat wa• YerJ llaPPr to leara of tM Mac!iaan

and Appredatl• Nipt. He ha• a•luMI me to e:apr••• 1111.• warm- eat 1oo4 wlallea to all who atteJld and to c-.nt.lat• tllo•• wh.o

Matt•• Eacatl• proaram to ldp •chool abuleat•, tea.cur•,

a plau, and be Ja.ope• tl\at W• occaai.a wW JW-W•Alramatic kickoff fu thi• aal many Gtlaer wortlnrblle projecta.

JOM:Haaek1Ar · / CC1 John Maraia/Bob ~rtmann (FYI)/E. Haeek/CF J:va.t: MaJ 1, 1975 THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

Mr. Hartmann:

Susan Gregory in Paul Theis' office hand delivered the attached.

Will you please get the President to personally sign it.

To be read at the presentation of the Robert J. Collier Trophy awards banquet on Friday, May 2.

When signed by the President, Gail will get it to Mr. Reinke . ) Neta y~f,;a~ fY~~;r-~1~1~~ l'lca _ a l ••J' - ta 9talltllt18,_lflM,_..._,__ Itta ,_ ...... - •t ...... 1'f4 T••.. r• ltaeemeat•e:atte: Ml'. 1. E. a.tatra. \'lee Pn•kl•at/Gonnmeat Alfalr• E ..tenaAlrU..•lace.,._... 1030FUteeatla8tnet. M.W. Wu...... D. C. ZOOOS

GU':H-ll/Be'le1al•:jmc cc: D.•. n..... / •. Ne-./A. JS•lls'Ha(fyl)/a.ean-atl(fyl)/P. Tllele /S. H-•kj CF UNT: MAY 2 - a..-atM 1ty Mw. &elab EASTERN AIR LINES INCORPORATED f 1030 F'IFTEENTH STREET, N. w. I WASHINGTON, D.~. 20005 I 202 ·466. 8070 q~~~~~~ ~l> {,. ~~ ~ VICE PRESIDENT f GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

April 29, 1975

The Honorable Robert T. Hartmann Counsellor to the President The White House Washington, D. C.

Dear Bob:

The attached letter to the President is self-explanatory.

Anything you can do to get us a response by Friday will be deeply appreciated.

Also attached for your information is a copy of the letter which the President sent last year.

Many thanks -­ we'll see you and Roberta Friday night.

Attachments

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1156 FIFTEENTH STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, 0 . C. 20005 • 659·9520

April 29, 1975

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

Dear Mr. President:

Dr. John F. Clark, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA and Mr. Daniel J. Fink, Company will be presented with the Robert J. Collier Trophy for 1974 for their individual accomplishments in making LANDSAT -- the Earth Resources Tech­ nology Satellite Program -- the outstanding aerospace event of 1974.

You may recall that you presented this Trophy last year to the Astronaut Crews and Mr. William C. Schneider, the Program Director.

The award this year will be presented at the Collier Trophy Banquet on May 2nd at the Washington Hilton. We would very much like to have from you a few words of congratulations to the Recipients which could be read at that time. Special recognition will go to and RCA for their respective roles in the resources and environmental surveys accomplished by LANDSAT.

Enclosed for your information is a copy of last year's dinner program.

We would be most grateful for your consideration of this matter.

Enc. , I -

THE \\'fllTE HOl'SE

WASlllNC;TON

May 3, 1974

Our war1nest congratulations go out to the members of the National Space Club on their initiative in sponsoring this festive celebration of the achieve­ ments of Skylab and of the team in govcrnn1ent, industry, and the universities who conceived it, built it, saved it from. impending disaster, and flew it with such excellent results.

You have chosen well to hold this tribute on Capitol Hill. That is where Skylab and other rnissions in our great national effort to explore and use space a.re first launched. Close cooperation between the Congress and four space age Presidents has been basic to our country's drive for space leadership and for beneficial knowledge of the solar system and universe.

Skylab has become a bright sym.bol of space achieve­ ment. It is a well-placed stepping stone to a new era of space adventure and productivity.

All A1ncricans are proud of Skylab and grateful to those who helped write this illustrious chapter in our history. THE NATIONAL AVIATION CLUB & THE NATIONAL AERONAUTIC ASSOCIATION

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Welcome you to the

ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY

For 1973

Presentation, Reception and Banquet

June 4, 1974 Washington Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C. c::#l~to'ty of the. d?obe.'tt J. Coffie.'t 'J'tophy

In 1911 Robert J. Collier be­ if not in the world." The sculptor came President of the Aero Club was Ernest Wise Keyser, pupil of America. He was a prominent .of Augustus St. Gaudens. The publisher, patriot, sportsman, symbolism is-The Genius of and aviator and the first person Man, having overcome Gravity to purchase an airplane from the and Contrary Winds (the two for personal lower figures) and having use. He believed that the Club touched the bird and learned its !>hould take a stand against what secrets, soars from the earth, a he called, "the useless and reck­ conqueror. less exhibition of flying that had cost America so many priceless The recently revised citation: lives." He deplored what he Awarded annually for the great­ called, "the spirit of commer­ est achievement in cialism that hung like a cloud or astronautics in America, with over aviation in America. In the respect to improving the per­ hope of doing something to en­ formance, efficiency, and safety courage the sounder aspects of of air or space vehicles, the the sport, I shall ask the Club to value of which has been thor­ accept the oughly demonstrated by actual Trophy, which is to be awarded use during the preceding year. annually by the Club for the greatest achievement in aviation in America, the value of which has been thoroughly demon­ strated during the preceding year."

Robert J. Collier died soon after completing his military service in . By reso­ I lution of the National Aeronau­ tic Association, successor to the Aero Club of America, the Trophy was named for him. It has been justly called, "The greatest and most prized of all aeronautical honors in America,

1 I THE ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY HONORABLE BARRY GOLDWATER FOR 1973 Member, Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Sp.;ice Sciences MR. FLOYD D. HALL Chairman of the Board and President Eastern Air lines, Inc. Is Awarded to MR. FRANK W. HULSE THE SKYLAB PROGRAM, WITH SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO WILLIAM C. President Southern Airways, Inc. SCHNEIDER, PROGRAM DIRECTOR, AND THE THREE SKYLAB ASTRONAUT CREWS FOR PROVING BEYOND QUESTION THE VALUE OF MAN IN FUTURE EXPLORATIONS MR. JAMES S. McDONNELL Chairman of the Board OF SPACE AND THE PRODUCTION OF DATA OF BENEFIT TO All THE PEOPLE ON McDonnell Douglas Corporation EARTH. HONORABLE J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF Secretary of the Navy Designate

MR. J. B. MONTGOMERY President, National Aeronautic Association

ADMIRAL THOMAS H. MOORER, USN df-e,aJ 'Jabfe, §ue,~t~ Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff HONORABLE FRANK E. MOSS cf?obe,'tt J. Coffle.7, 'J'l,oph!:J !Banquet Chairman, Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences MR. JACK S. PARKER Vice Chairman and Executive Officer CAPTAIN ALAN l. BEAN, USN Commander, Skylab 3 MR. WAYNE W. PARRISH Special Representative of the Chairman HONORABLE ALEXANDER P. BUTTERFIELD Pan American World Airways Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration HONORABLE JAMES W. PLUMMER LIEUTENANT COLONEL GERALD P. CARR, USMC Under Secretary of the Air Force Commander, Skylab 4 MR. FRED A. COLLIN HONORABLE JOHN H. REED Chairman, Collier Trophy Banquet Committee Chairman, National Tr;msportation Safety Board CAPTAIN CHARLES CONRAD, JR., USN MR. WILLARD F. ROCKWELL. JR. Commander, Skylab 2 Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Corporation MAJOR GENERAL HOWARD H. COOKSEY Deputy Chief of Staff, Research and Development MR. WILLIAM C. SCHNEIDER Department of the Army Director, Skylab Program HONORABLE CARL T. CURTIS National Aeronautics and Space Administration Member, Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences ADMIRAL OWEN W. SILER GENERAL RO BERT E. CUSHMAN, JR. Commandant, United States Coast Guard Commandant, United States Marine Corps GENERAL RICHARD H. ELLIS MR. A. N. SPANEL Vice Chief of Staff Chairman of the Board Department of the Air Force International Latex Corporation REVEREND EDWARD L. R. ELSON HONORABLE STUART SYMINGTON Chaplain of the United States Senate Member, Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences HONORABLE JAMES C. FLETCHER utics and Space Administration HONORABLE OLIN E. TEAGUE Chairman, House Committee on Science and Astronautics

HONORABLE ROBERT D. TIMM Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board Member, House Committee on Science and Astronautics MAJOR GENERAL CLIFTON F. VON KANN, USA (RET.) (Continued) President, National Aviation Club

2 3 q:J'LO'j 'tam PAST RECIPIENTS OF THE ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY

1911 Glenn H. Curtiss 1912 Glenn H. Curtiss PRESIDING 1913 Orville Wright Major General Clifton F. von Kann, USA (Ret.) 1914 Elmer A. Sperry President, National Aviation Club 1915 W. Starling Burgess 1916 Elmer A. Sperry INVOCATION 1917-1920 No awards, due to World War I Reverend Edward L. R. Elson 1921 Grover C. Loening Chaplain of the United States Senate 1922 Post Office Department 1923 Post Office Department PRESENTATION OF COLORS AND NATIONAL ANTHEM 1924 U.S. Army Air Service 1925 Dr. Sylvanus Albert Reed Color Guards of the , Navy, Air Force, 1926 Major E. L. Hoffman Marine Corps and Coast Guard 1927 Charles L. Lawrance United States Marine Corps Band 1928 Department of Commerce Aeronautics Branch MASTER OF CEREMONIES 1929 National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics 1930 Harold F. Pitcairn and associates Mr. Wayne W. Parrish 1931 Packard Motor Car Co. 1932 Glenn L. Martin INTRODUCTION OF DISTINGUISHED GUESTS 1933 , Frank Walker Caldwell 1934 Capt. Albert F. Hegenberger SPONSOR, ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY 1935 Donald W. Douglas and Co. Mr. J.B. Montgomery 1936 Pan American Airways President, National Aeronautic Association 1937 U.S. Army Air Corps 1938 and associates PRESENTATION OF 1973 ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY BY 1939 U.S. and Ors. Boothby, Lovelace and Armstrong The Vice President of the United States 1940 Dr. Sanford A. Moss of the General Electric Co., and to the Army Air Corps to J 1941 U.S. Army Air Forces and the Airlines of the United States Mr. William C. Schneider, Program Director 1942 General H. H. Arnold and 1943 Capt. Luis de Florez, USNR The Skylab Astronaut Crews 1944 General Carl Spaats r 1945 Dr. Luis W. Alvarez RESPONSE 1946 Lewis A. Rodert of N.A.C.A. 1947 John Stack, Lawrence D. Bell and Capt. Charles E. Yeager Mr. William C. Schneider, Skylab Program Director 1948 Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics DANCING 1949 William P. Lear Gene Donati and His Orchestra 1950 Helicopter Industry, Military Services, and Coast Guard (Continued)

4 5 1951 John Stack and associates at Langley Laboratory, N.A.C.A. c!Jff iae't~ and Exeautiae Committee of 1952 Leonard S. Hobbs of Corp. 1953 J. H. Kindelberger, of North American Aviation, and of Douglas Co. 'Jfie dVationaL cd/-aiation Club 1954 Richard Travis Whitcomb of N.A.C.A. 1955 William F. Allen of , and General Nathan F. Twining, U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Major General Clifton K. von Kann, USA (Ret.), President 1956 Charles J. McCarthy and associates of Chance Aircraft, Inc., and Vice Mr. James E. Reinke, Vice President Adm. James S. Russell and associates, U.S. Navy Mr. Forbes Mann, Vice President 1957 Edward P. Curtis Mr. William P. Condon, Treasurer 1958 U.S. Air Force, Clarence L. Johnson of Lockheed, Neil Burgess and Gerhard Neu­ Mr. Thomas S. Miles, Secretary mann of G.E. Co., Lt. Col. Howard C. Johnson, USAF, and Major Walter W. lrmin, Mr. Russell S. Bernhard, General Counsel USAF Mr. Wayne W. Parrish 1959 U.S. Air Force, Division of Corp., and Space Technol­ Mr. Emery F. Johnson ogy Laboratories, Inc. Mr. Joseph W. Baird 1960 Vice Adm. William F. Raborn, Jr., USN Mr. Charles F. Spence 1961 Major Robert M. White, USAF, Joseph A. Walker of NASA, A. Scott Crossfield of Mr. John F. Hogan North American Aviation, and Cdr. Forrest Peterson, USN Mr. Jerry J. Boyer 1962 The seven original astronauts-Carpenter, Cooper, Glenn, Grissom, Schirra, Shepard, and Slayton 1963 Clarence L. Johnson of Lockheed Aircraft Corp. 1964 General Curtis E. LeMay, USAF 1965 James E. Webb and Dr. Hugh L. Dryden 1966 James S. McDonnell 1967 Lawrence A. Hyland 1968 Col. , USAF, Capt. James A. Lovell, Jr., USN, Lt. Col. William A. Anders, USAF-Crew of 1969 Mr. Neil A. Armstrong, Col. Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., USAF, Col. Michael Collins,

6 7 THE ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY SELECTION COMMITTEE Mr. Jack S. Parker, Chairman Mr. John P. Henebry General Electric Company Chadwick Corporation Mr. John R. Alison Mr. Robert B. Hotz Northrop Corporation Aviation Week & Space Technology Major General Brooke E. Allen, USAF Vice Admiral William D. Houser (Ret.) National Aeronautic Association Mr. Walter A. Jensen Mr. James P. Bass Air Transport Association of America Aero Club of Washington Mr. Arthur F. Kelly The Honorable Alexander P. Butterfield Western Airlines, Inc. Federal Aviation Administration Mr. J. B. Montgomery Mr. Ernest A. Carrere, Jr. National Aeronautic Association Navy League of the United States Colonel Edward L. Nielsen, USA (Ret.) Mr. David Cochran Army Aviation Association of General Electric Company America The Honorable Michael Collins Mr. Joe L. Shosid National Air and Space Museum Air Force Association Mr. Daniel ). Fink Mr. Edward W. Stimpson American Institute of Aeronautics & General Aviation Manufacturers Astronautics Association Mr. Willis H. Shapley The Honorable Robert D. Timm National Aeronautics & Space Civil Aeronautics Board Administration Major General Clifton F. von Kann, Major General Roqert N. Ginsburgh USA (Ret.) Reception before Dinner United States Air Force National Aviation Club courtesy of Mr. Karl G. Harr, Jr. The Airlines of America Aerospace Industries Association

THE ROBERT J. COLLIER TROPHY BANQUET COMMITTEE Mr. Fred A. Collin, Chairman Mr. Peter Macdonald Eastern Air Lines, Inc. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Mr. Evan S. Baker Company GTE Sylvania, Inc. Mr. W. Jack Reed Mr. Jerry J. Boyer Westinghouse Electric Company General Aviation Manufacturers Colonel Myron A. Roth, USAF (Ret.) Association National Aeronautic Association Mr. James A. Hawkins Miss Dianne Sherwood Eastman Kodak Company Courtesy Associates Mr. Frank A. Hinchion Raytheon Company Mr. John F. Hogan, Jr. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Arrangements by Courtesy Associates

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