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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 2, 1976
MEMORANDUM FOR: KAY PULLEN \~ FROM: MILT MITLER ~ SUBJECT: "Marienda" at Monterey, California on June 5, 1976
The "Marienda" is an annual celebration com memorating the establishment of the City of Monterey, California. On June 5, 1976 they will celebrate their 206th anniversary. The event is sponsored by the Monterey History and Art Association, Mr. Raymond Smith, President (408-624-1593). Attendees will be only History and Art Association members - about 750. The event will be held in the Pacific Building near Fisherman's Wharf (buildings belong to the State Parks and Fisheries Administration). It starts at 12:00 noon with a reception and barbeque. Among the special guests will be "La Favorita", the Queen of the event who comes from an old line California family, and her princesses and a Duena and Mayor Peter Coneiglio along with the Spanish Counsel General from San Francisco. Following lunch there is a cake cutting ceremony and entertainment. This is a colorful and festive occasion which has been in existance for about 25 years. It is not a Bicentennial event. Rep. Paul (Pete) Mccloskey, who represents
California's 12th District, was first elected in
1967 to fill the seat left vacant by the death of
Rep. Arthur Younger. The GOP primary attracted attention that year, because Mccloskey defeated
Shirley Temple Black. Mccloskey has had tough primary fights either election since.
He first attracted national attention on the war issue, and in 1972 challenged President Nixon in the New Hampshire primary. He also spoke out early on Watergate.
The 12th (it has been redistricted since his first election) is basically a Democratic district, where George McGovern got 49 percent of the vote in 1972.
The district includes high-income, liberal leaning Menlo
Park, Palo Alto, where Stanford is located, and the suburbs of Portola Valley and Woodside. It also includes ro me middle-cass factory suburbs. The ecology movement has been strong in this area.
In 1974, President Ford helped McCloskey's campaign, a favor he returned in New Hampshire.
He graduated from Stanford University and is a
He is the father of two sons and two daughters.
-0- Rep. Burt Talcott, a Republican from California 1 s
16 District, was first elected to Congress in 1962.
The district is noted for its scenic beauty, including the Monterey cypresses at Carmel's Pebble Beach and the mountainous Big Sur coast. The 16th also contains some of the nation•s richest farmland, including the lettuce fields of the Salinas Valley and the artichoke fields near Watsonville.
Talcott is from Salinas as was the late John Steinbeck.
More than eight percent of the District's voters are college students from California State Polytechnic in
San Luis Obispo or the University of California branch at Santa Cruz.
Talcott, considered by the Almanac of American
Politics as one of the most strait-laced members of Congress, is a member of the Appropriations Committee. In 1972 and
1974, Talcott has had a tough fight with a Mexican-American candidate. In 1974, Talcott was the target of liberal and environmental groups, but won a narrow (2,000 vote} victory.
He is married and has one son, an Air Force Captain.
He graduated from Stanford University and is a lawyer.
-0- Rep. Shirley Pettis, who was elected to fill her husband's seat after his death in a plane crash, represents California's 37th District. The district is one of the largest geographically in the country.
It includes all of San Bernardino County (20,000 Square
Miles) and most of Riverside County. It stretches almost from the ocean to the Colorado River. The district includes upper-income parts of San Bernardino and its suburb of Redlands and Palm Springs and other desert towns with heavy populations of retired people.
Mrs. Pettis won more than 50 percent of the vote in a field of Democrats and Republicans in the special election, but it is expected she will have difficulty retaining the seat.
Mrs. Pettis, a 7th Day Adventist, had managed the family ranch and helped operate Magentic Tape Duplicators Co. and Audio Digest Foundation before her election to Congress.
She has two children, a son and a daughter. She was active in the Congressional Wives Club and the Congressional Wives
Prayer Group. is divided between two Congressional districts, the 8th and the 9th. Both are represented by Democrats.
Rep. Bonald Dellums represents the 8th District, which includes ®akx.amixs the north Oakland black ghetto. Dellums, a former social worker and Berkley city councilman, was first elected in 1972.
Rep. Forney (Pete) Stark, who also was first elected in 1972, represents the 9th District. This district includes the suburbs of Oakland and the
East Bay area across from San Francisco. Stark, a wealthy banker and former board member of Common Cause, is a member of the Ways and Means Committee.
The Oakland Tribune is still owned by the family of the late Republican Sen. William F. K.Hw X1un-rxaxx k Knowland.
-0- ARRIVAL AT OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT {6/4/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Attorney General & Mrs. Evelle Younger, California PFC Co-Chairman Mrs. Nita Ashcraft, Northern California PFC Chairman Mrs. Connie Hosemann, Alameda County Republican Chairman Mr. John Reding, Mayor of Oakland Mr. Tom Andrews, President of California Republican League Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Roche, South Alameda County PFC Chairman Laura Wirt, PFC Delegate Cherie Swensen, Alameda County PFC Executive Director Bob Mortensen, President of Port Commission Frank Whitcomb, Airport Manager
BAY AREA REPUBLICAN ALLIANCE RECEPTION (6/4/76)
Welcoming remarks by Jim Hartman, Bay Area Republican Alliance President Introduction of Mrs. Ford by Frank Ogawa, Oakland City Councilman Mr. Kenneth Thompson, North Alameda County PFC Chairman, escorts Mrs. Ford.
ARRIVAL AT MONTEREY PENINSULA AIRPORT {6/5/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Representative and Mrs. Bert Talcott Honorable & Mrs. Jack Westland Mr. and Mrs. Darius Keaton Mrs. Nevelle Silliman, Monterey County Republican Chairman Mr. and Mrs. Frank (June) Duran, Monterey County PFC Chairman & Husband Mr. Robert Quinn, Mayor of Paci Grove Mr. Jack Barnes Mr. Karl Christierson Mr. Sebastean Bordonaro Mr. Ben Lopez
ARRIVAL AT MEMORY GARDEN, MERIENDA CELEBRATION (6/5/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Mr. Ray Smith, President of the Monterey Art & Hisotry Association Mrs. Ford will be introduced by Hal Hallett, Merienda Master of Ceremonies, ARRIVAL AT ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT (6/5/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Senator Dennis Carpenter, California PFC Co-Chairman Mrs. Marsha Bents, Orange County PFC Telephone Chairman Irving City Officials
ARRIVAL AT LIONS PARK FOR FISHFRY (6/5/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Mr. Bob Wilson, Former Mayor of Costa Mesa
ARRIVAL AT ROBERT BEAVER RESIDENCE FOR RECEPTION (6/5/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beaver
ARRIVAL AT CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL CENTER (6/6/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Broidy, Chairman of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Program will include brief remarks by Medical Center and local officials, as well as Senator Cranston, Senator Tunney, Governor Brown, and Attorney General Younger.
Mr. Steve Broidy will introduce Mrs. Ford.
GRAND RAPIDS
ARRIVAL AT KENT COUNTY AIRPORT, GRAND RAPIDS (6/7/76)
Mrs. Ford will be met by: Paul Henry, Kent County GOP Chairman Central High School Senior Class Officers
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONAL (6/7/76)
Mrs. Ford will be escorted by Paul Kelly, Sr. Class President. Mrs. Ford will be introduced by Paul Kelly. MRS. FORD'S TRIP TO CALIFORNIA & GRAND RAPIDS
MANIFESTS
ANDREWS/OAKLAND/MONTEREY/ORANGE COUNTY/GRAND RAPIDS/ANDREWS
Raymond (Raimund) LeViseur -- QUIK MAGAZINE (German)
Lee Thornton -- CBS
OAKLAND/MONTEREY/ORANGE COUNTY
Dennis Brock--Black Star (For QUIK) Tony Karodi -- SYGMA
} Robert E. Christensen, M.D. W. W. Eaton Miles Flint The President of the United States of America Victor R. lbnsen The White House Ben Hob..:rman Leslie N. Shaw Washington, D.C. 20500 Frank C. Sullivan George W. Weedon Howard 0. Wilson Mr. President: VICE PRESiOENTS Anita Weil Braille Institute of America, the nation's leading educationa1 SECRETARY and service organization for the blind, is preparing to dedicate Raymond W. Barton TREASUR=.R the ce~tral structure of its new Los Angeles campus. · This $5 million Hlrry M. Bardt complex already is attracting international attention, because it Mrs. Samuel F. Bowlby James B. l}oyle will set a world standard in functional and beautiful facilities Albert L. Burford, Jr. for rehat:dlitation of those with severe sight loss. Edmond R. Davis John A. Despot Henry B. Jordan, C.P.A. It would be an unforgettable occasion for Southern California :i.trs. Valley M. Knudsen S. Charles Lee .and for the nation if you and Mrs. Ford would honor us with your J~ckson F. Long · participation in this historic event. We would like to schedule Mrs. A. Morgan Maree, Jr. I Homer I. ·:'>litchell ~ the dedication for May or June~ but have delayed ·in specifying a Howard E. Ritt date in the hope that you might inc1 ude it on your schedule, Francis ~l. Smith Richard W. Sprague perhaps in. conjunction with 6ther California appearances • . Mrs. Norman A. Stahl B:irbara St:mwyck Ron Stever Since Braille Institute, a 56-year-old community service organization, Russell L. Stimson · so well expresses your own self-help philosophy, it would seem Norman Taurol! C. C. Trilllngh:i~-n particularly appropriate for you and Mrs. Ford .to participate in fohn R. Van • ··. - I .. '•. :[ .. . . . .. 1 At the time of our dedication, Betty Clark, an outstanding and charming young woman, an award-winning artist and a winner ) of Braille Institute's coveted Light Award for service to the : blind, would like to present you with a handwoven American flag which ha$ taken her two years to complete. Ms. Clark also happens to be blind. The flag is of museum quality, and she would like to make this appropriate gift to you in this Bicentennial year. We await your reply with the hope that we will be welcoming you and Mrs. Ford as our special honor guests upon this significant date in Braille Institute's history. Very respectfully, ~01.~Edwin H. Corbin President EHC/d Enclosure (LIGHT) cc: William W. Nicholson Director, Scheduling Office ., < . . The California PFC is under the overall direction of a State-wide steering committee consisting of: Attorney General Evelle Younger (State PFC Co-Chairman) State Senator Dennis Carpenter (State PFC Co-Chairman) Mrs. Nita Ashcraft, Northern California PFC Chairman Leon Parma of San Diego Charles Bakaly of Los Angeles The California PFC has approximately 11,000 names of volunteers and contributors on file. It has opened or will be opening approximately 25 regional and area headquarters. The major thrust of the California campaign will be the telephone operation in which we are ta~geting on reaching 80 percent of the 2.8 million registered Republicans in California. The California primary is June 8. There are 167 delegates in a winner-take-all. Sacramento The Sacramento PFC Chairperson is Mrs. Rita Marra. For the PFC reception, Republican members of the State Legislature have been invited. Members who have announced their endorsement of President Ford are: Assembly Minority Leader Paul Priolo (take special care to thank Priolo who last week publicly announced his support)1 Assemblyman Jerry Lewis (who has been active in press visitations}7 Assemblyman Dixon Arnett (who has been active in press vistations)1 Assemblyman Frank Murphy1 Assemblyman Bill Thomas State Senator Howard Way, Chairman of the California Farmer's For Ford Committee State Senator Robert Stevens, who has gone into Texas campaigning for President Ford Members who are active supporting Reagan are: Assemblyman Bruce Nestande (Reagan's Southern California Chairman) Assemblyman James Maddy • .. : ...... California Backgrounder (Continued) San Francisco The San Francisco PFC Co-Chairmen are: Mrs. Joan Invin, Brent Abel Others at the luncheon will be: Bay Area PFC leaders. Mrs. Ashcraft will introduce and act as hostess. San Diego Mr. and Mrs. Leon Parma have invited San Diego area financial supporters of the President. Among those attending will be: Gerry Warren, Editor of the San Diego Union: Mayor Pete Wilson, The Society Editors of the San Diego Union and Tribune. One pool press will be allowed, Gilbert Moore, Editor of Lacrolla Light Journal, under stipulation that there will be no cameras and no interviews with Mrs. Fardo Los Angeles Reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Bevan -- $250 per person. Travis Reed, Mrs. Bevan's son-in-law and former Under Secretary of Commerce, will introduce Mrs. Ford to guests. The Bistro Reception: Two pool reporters will be present, Bob Thomas, AP, and Bernon Scott, UPI (entertainment reporters). There will be a private photographer also. # # # l President Ford Committee Main Office: 4 20 I Long Beach Blvd., Suite 415, Long Beach, California 90807 •Phone: (213) 5 9 5-16 76 Northern Office: 2619 Fox Plaza, San Francisco, California 94102 •Phone: (415) 863-7660 'tate Chairman: Attorney General Evelle Younger State Senator Dennis E. Carpenter Vorthern California ':hairman: Nita Ashcraft )outhern California CALIFORNIA DELEGATION BREAKOUT: ':hainnan: Mayor Pete Wilson Women ..•....•..•.•.. 6 8 ( 4 0 . 7 %) Spanish Surname •...• l!..._ 8.4%) Oriental .••••.•.•... 4 2.4%) Black •.•..•...••.•.. 12 7.2%) Age 18-2 5. • • . • . . . . . • 3 1.8%) Age 25-45 ...•.•..•.• 68 (40.7%) Age Over 45 ••••••••• 96 (57.5%) ,.·, The President Ford Committee, Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, Robert Mosbacher, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, 1ii'1 Treasurer. A copy of our Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federul Election 1'~ Ctlmmission, Washingtop, D.C. 20463. PRESIDENT FORD'S DELEGATION C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE RACI: 1 Ms. Margaret Bertagnalli PFC County Chairman S w 3621 Ricardo Avenue Redding 96001 1 Hon. Eugene A. Chappie State Assemblyman, Member RSCCC, s w 239 #2 Breuner Supervisor of El Dorado County Roseville 95678 1 Mr. William A. Moore PFC Northern Counties Coordinator J w 3500 Scenic Drive Redding 96001 2 Mr. James D. Boitano Ex-chmn Napa Co. Republican Central s w 2876 Pinewood Drive Committee, Napa County District Napa 94558 Attorney 2 Ms. Gladys L. McPhun Mendocino Co. Central Committee, S 601 West Mill Street RSCCC member, Active volunteer Ukiah 94118 2 Mr. Stanley E. Smith Member mlmboldt Co. Republican J w 2437 Fern Street Central Comm. (Chairman) , PFC Ukiah 95501 volunteer 3 Ms. Lola M. Brekke Member CFRW, RSCCC, Sacramento J w 7016 Trabert Court County Central Comm., Sacramento Carmichael 95608 Rep. Associates, PFC Steering Committee Sacramento Co. 3 Mr. John V. Diepenbrock Executive Committee, RSCCC, Lincoln S w 3931 Wycombe Drive Club of Sacramento Valley, Sacramento 95825 Attorney, Republican Associates 3 Ms. Rita K. Marra Member RSCCC, Lincoln Club of s w 619 Lake Wilhaggin Drive Sacramento Valley, PFC County Sacramento 95825 Chairman 4 Ms. Loretta c. Ceasar Member RSCCC, CFRW,Solano County J w 408 Lakeside Drive Central Committee Vallejo 94590 4 Ms. Marjorie Lear CFRW member, Yolo Co. Republican S w 3020 Country Club Drive Central Comm., PFC Headquarters El Macera 95618 Chairman 4 * Mr. J. Clinton Peterson PFC County Co-chairman, Attorney, S w 31 Willetta Drive Former Pres. Board of Trustees Suisun 94585 Solano Community College 4 Ms. Madelyn Walton CFRW member, Yolo Co. Rep. Central S w 3011 North El Macera Drive Comm., Assoc. member RSCCC, PFC~~ El Macera 95618 Volunteer -1- C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE l'ACI 5 Ms. Caroline Dominic Formerly Assoc. RSCCC, Active J \\I 1967 Clay Street Volunteer, PFC volunteer Asst. San Francisco 94109 5 Mr. Randall L. Garrison Mayor of Fairfax, PFC County J w 35 Canyon Road Chairman for Marin County Fairfax 94930 5 *Mr. Robert E. Gyemant Member RSCCC, Republican Alliance, J 333 Pine Street Juvenile Justice Commission, S.F. San Francisco 94104 Judicial Process Task Force, Attorney 5 *Mr. Robert C. Kirkwood Member RSCCC,Rep. Alliance, Rep. J w 2710 Filbert Street Assembly, Attorney San Francisco 94123 5 Dr. Al Marquez Member Nat'l Advisory Comm. to S s 1457 Masonic Avenue the Commissioner of Food & Drug Adm., San Francisco 94117 Regent of Lincoln University, PFC Northern Calif. Hispanics 5 * Mr. Arch Monson, Jr. Former Asst. Sec. RSCCC, National S w 2825 Broadway President Boy Scouts of America, San Francisco 94115 Nat'l Dir of Keep American Beautiful, Inc. 6 Ms. Joan L. Irwin Co-Chairman SF County PFC, 1st v. J w 147 Caselli Avenue Chmn ,· SF Republican Central Comm 1 San Francisco 94114 Bay Area Alliance 1 CRL 6 * Mr. Putnam Livermore Former National Committeeman for s w 1023 Vallejo Street California, Former RSCCC Chairman San Francisco 94133 PFC Volunteer, Attorney 6 Mr. Vigo G. Nielsen, Jr. Member RSCCC, Bay Area Republican J 1236 Montgomery Street Alliance, Legal Counsel for RSCCC San Francisco 94133 6 Ms. Juanita Garcia Raven Member RSCCC, SF County Central Comm,S s 120 Fernwood Drive No. Cal. V.P. CRL, Teacher San Francisco 94127 7 Ms. Mary Ann Gatterdarn Alt. member RSCCC 1 Rep. Alliance, J w 71 Mt. McKinley Court PFC Volunteer (Hdq. Chmn) Clayton 94517 7 Ms. Claudia M. Nemir Member RSCCC, CFRW, PFC Committee, J w 1566 Ramona Way Nat'! Womens Political Caucus Alamo 94507 7 Mr. Dan Van Voorhis Member RSCCC, Dir of Rep. Alliance, J w 2323 Elgin Lane PFC County Chairman Walnut Creek 94598 -2- C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE HACi 8 Mr. Thomas H. Andrews Pres. & Dir. CRL, Member RSCCC ,J w 45 La Campana Orinda 94563 8 Mr. Paul R. Haerle Chairman, RSCCC, PFC Steering J 502 Fernwood Drive Committee, Attorney Moraga 94556 8 Ms. Connie Hoseman PFC County Chairman ,J 5241 Cochrane Avenue Oakland 94618 9 Mr. Raymond Moser PFC Co-Chairman, Rep. Alliance, J 913 Otis Drive CRA Alameda 94501 9 Mr. .Frank Ogawa Member Oakland City Council, s 0 11041 Ettrick PFC Steering Committee Oakland 94605 9 Ms. Laura A. Wirt CFRW, CRt, Rep. Assembly, RSCCC, s 1749 Kudu Court PFC Volunteer Hayward 94541 10 Mr. Bob H. Livengood, Jr. Vice-Mayor City of Milpitas, y w 233 Rodrigues Drive Student Milpitas 95035 10 Ms. Pearl Roche Alameda Co. Central Committee s w 24667 Amador Street member, PFC Volunteer Hayward 94544 .,. 10 Ms. Cherie Swenson Member RSCCC, Rep. Alliance, t.J w 35282 Farnham Drive PFC Area Coordinator Newark 94560 11 Mr. W. P. Fuller Brawner Former Pres. S.F. Chamber of S w 50 Mounds Road Commerce, Town Councilman (Hillsborough} San Mateo 94402 Member RSCCC 11 Mr. James W. Halley Former Chairman RSCCC, Former s w 529 West Poplar Pres. Republican Alliance, San Mateo 94402 Attorney 11 Ms. Margaret H. Marsh Member RSCCC, Rep. Alliance, s w 808 Cordilbras Avenue PFC Volunteer San Carlos 94070 11 *Mr. Robert E. Mayer Member RSCCC, PFC Committee, s w 629 Crescent Avenue Attorney San Mateo 94402 -3- t .J C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY 12 *Mr. Dixon Arnett City Council of Redwood City, J 4012 Farm Hill Boulevard State Assemblyman, Former Dir. Redwood City 94061 Bay Area Rep. Alliance 12 Mr. Michael W. Cobb Chmn. Santa Clara Rep. Central J 3863 Dixon Place Committee, RSCCC, Former state Palo Alto 94306 Pres. Calif. Young Republicans PFC Volunteer. 12 Mr. Russell Collier Chmn. San Mateo Rep Central s w 570 St. Francis Court Committee, RSCCC Menlo Park 94025 12 Ms. Imogene M. Hilbers RSCCC, Former Pres. Palo Alto CFRW, S 1918 Middlef ld Road PFC County Co-Chairman Palo Alto 94301 12 * Hon. Paul N. Mccloskey, Jr. U. S. Congressman S w 1250 Hermosa Way Menlo Park 94025 13 Mr. Halsey C. Burke PFC Steering Committee, S w 6863 Castlerock Drive PFC Co-Chairman Santa Clara San Jose 95120 County 13 Ms. Marlene Quayle Duffin RSCCC Member, Chairman Santa J 21241 Canyon View Drive Clara County Republican Central Saratoga 95070 Committee, PFC Volunteer 13 Ms. Nancy L. Dusthimer Exec. Secy. United Republican J w 20030 Winter Lane · Finance Comm, PFC Volunteer Saratoga 95070 14 Ms. Janet M. Beckman Member RSCCC, CFRW, Active S w 7868 East Highway 12 volunteer Lodi 95240 14 Ms. Kay A. Hunt Member County Central Comm., J w 1011 Madrone Lane CFRW, PFC Volunteer Placerville 95667 14 Mr. Paul F. Mordy PFC Steering Conunittee, Member J 716 W. Bristol Avenue Young Republicans Stockton 95204 15 Ms. Elsie Buchenau Member RSCCC, Madera Co. Central S 26601 Road 602 Committee, CFRW Madera 93637 15 Ms. Elsie Marie Solberg Member RSCCC, Past . CFRW,(\S w 125 So. Park Drive PFC Committee • • Madera 93637 Ii~ -4- \_J c~D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE RACI 15 Ms. Mary Stanley CFRW member, RSCCC, Co-Chmn s w 1361 North Del Mar Bus. & Prof. Womens Committee Fresno 93728 PFC County Committee 16 *Ms. Ni ta Ashcra.f t PFC Northern California Chairman, s w 240 Old River Lane Exec. Comm. RSCCC, Member State Brookdale 95006 Personnel Board 16 Ms. June C. Duran Member RSCCC, PFC Monterey County s 17 Mile Drive & Signal Hill Chairman Pebble Beach 93953 Rd. 16 Hon. Burt Talcott U. s. Congressman s w 664 Carmelita Salinas 93901 16 Mr. Jack Westland Former U. s. Congressman s w Riata Rd. & Alvarado Lane Pebble Beach 93953 17 Mr. Terry Harper Member RSCCC, Kings County Central J w 1602 Whitmore, P.O. Box 711 Committee, PFC Volunteer Hanford 93230 17 Mr. Austin Ewell PFC Chairman Fresno County, J 5084 North Forkner Avenue Member CRA, RA, YR Fresno 93711 17 Mr. Michael Cardinas J s 1129 West Scott Fresno 93711 17 * Hon. Howard K. Way State Senator, Member RSCCC, s w P. O. Box 724 Chmn Senate Agriculture & Water Exeter Resources Committee 18 Mr. Sidney P. Chapin PFC Kern County, Attorney J w 5712 Logan Street Bakersfield 93308 18 Mr. R. Mack Phillips Member RSCCC, PFC Steering J w 5808 A Almendra Court Committee Kern County Bakersfield 93309 18 Mr. William M. Thomas Member Exec. Comm. RSCCC, 1910 Alta Vista Drive State Assemblyman Bakersfield 93305 19 Ms. Gertrude Calden PFC Steering Comm Santa Barbara s w 745 Calle de los Amigos County, Member RSCCC (Alternate) Santa Barbara 93105 Member Nat'l Advisory Council on Adult Education -5- C.D. NAME & ADDRESS B AGE H1\CJ: 19 Ms. Martha L. Hickey Member RSCCC, PFC Co-Chairman J w 3455 Foothill Road Santa Barbara County, CFRW Carpinteria 93013 19 Ms. Gwen F. Tillemans CFRW Exec. Board, RSCCC s w 648 East Hemlock Oxnard ·93030 19 Ms. Ada S. Wing Member RSCCC, CFRW, PFC County s 0 3675 La Entrada Road Steering Committee Santa Barbara 93105 20 Ms. Helen Sayles Sisson Ex. Comm. RSCCC, CFRW, Chmn. s w 21000 Pacific Coast Highway PFC Malibu Area Malibu 90265 20 Mr. Michael H. Wallace Ventura Co. PFC Steering Comm J w 2772 Lakeridge Lane Westlake 91361 20 Mr. C. Darrell Williams PFC County Steering Committee J B 20227 Itasca Street Chatsworth 91311 21 Ms. Edith Lashley RSCCC, L.A. County Central s 18011 Sunburst Street Committee, PFC Volunteer Northridge 91324 21 Mr. Ted A. Pierce PFC Area Coordinator, Member J w 8847 White Oak Avenue North Valley Republican Club Northridge 91324 21 Ms. Phyllis L. Roberts CFRW member, Chamber of Commerce s w 10756 Camarillo Woman of the Year, PFC Volunteer North Hollywood 91602 22 Mr. David L. James s w 3213 La Encina Way Pasadena 91107 22 Mr. Robert J. Keyes Member RSCCC, CAlif. Black Rep. J B 1443 Edgecliff Lane Council, PFC Committee (Minorities Pasadena 91107 for President Ford Chairman) 22 Ms. Alice N. Ogle PFC Committee, CFRW member, s 720 South Bel Aire Drive. Burbank CRA Burbank 91501 22 Mr. Rodney w. Rood Bd. of Dir. Republican Assoc., s w 4136 Pembury Place United Rep. Finance Comm Pasadena 91103 -6- C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE RACL 22 Dr. E. J. Zapanta PFC Hispanic Steering Committee J L'.::> 1775 Allen Avenue Glendale 91201 23 Ms. Margaret Martin Brock Member RSCCC, CFRW, Rep. Assoc., s w 2220 Avenue of the Stars Co-Chrnn President Ford Dinner Los Angeles 90067 Committee & Finance Committee 23 Mr. Dixon R. Harwin Member RSCCC, PFC Chairman for s 10501 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills, Professor Los Angeles 90024 23 Mr. Alvin J~ Livingston Member RSCCC, PFC Los Angeles s w 4791 Vista de Oro Avenue Steering Committee Woodland Hills 91364 23 Mr. Peter F. McAndrews Member RSCCC, Cal-Plan Chairman, J w 240 South Medic Drive Past Pres. Calif. Young Republi Los Angeles 90049 cans, Attorney 23 Mr. Clair L. Peck, Jr. Member Republican Assoc., Dir. s w 710 North Alta Drive Federal Reserve Bank of San Beverly Hills 90212 Francisco, PFC Volunteer 23 Mr. Henry Salvatori Member PFC Steering Committee, s w 457 Bal Air Road Member Republican Assoc., Former Los Angeles 90024 L.A. County & State Republican Finance Chairman 23 Hon. Robert Stevens State Senator s 10586 Ohio Avenue Los Angeles 90024 23 Mr. Waller Taylor, II PFC Organizing Committee, Member s w 2220 Avenue of the Stars RSCCC, Director CRL Los Angeles 90067 23 Mr. Fred Wilson s w 15630 Woodvale Road Encino 91436 24 Mr. Phillip G. Bardos Member Republican Assm., Vice s w 5012 Willowcrest Avenue Pres. CRA, PFC Volunteer North Hollywood 91601 24 Ms. Edith Jerge Rep. Assoc., Wilshire Rep. Dinner s 515 South Van Ness Avenue Clb. PFC Volunteer Los Angeles 90020 24 Ms. Susan Sullivan Kelly Member RSCCC, L.A. County Central J w 821 North Mariposa Avenue Comm., PFC Volunteer Los Angeles 90029 -7- NAME ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE HJ\Cl: 27 Ms. Julie Mciver Lincoln Club, CFRW, s 401 Avenida de Jose PFC Volunteer Redondo Beach, CA 90277 27 Mr. Raymond L. Eden PFC Regional Chairman s 30317 Via Cambron Rancho Palos Verdes 90274 27 Ms. J. Erlene Mikels Assoc. Member RSCCC, J w 14 Outrigger Street Marina Republican Club Marina del Rey 90291 27 Mr. S. Richard Snodey PFC Volunteer, Business Exec. J B 27929 Ridgecove Court Task Force Rancho Palos Verdes 90274 28 Mr. Jack C. Felthouse Member RSCCC, CRA, 9701 Crenshaw Blvd. PFC Volunteer s Inglewood 90305 28 Mr. Frank c. Harding, Jr. PFC Field Rep., Calif. College J 3017 Palm Grove Republicans, CRL Los Angeles 90016 28 Mr. John H. Holoman Exec. Comm. RSCCC (Chmn. Black J R 1740 Virginia Road Republicans Comm.) Los Angeles 90019 29 Mr. Joseph Baker Former RSCCC member, Vice Pres s B 1595 Casitas Avenue Cosmo Republican Club, PFC Los Angeles 91105 Volunteer 29 Ms. Peggy Jane Jordan CFRW, PFC Co Chairman in Los J 6433 Rugby Avenue Angeles County Huntington Park 90255 29 Mr. Marvin Thompson, Jr. Bd. Member, Huntington Park y 6701 Plaska Chamber of Commerce, PFC Volunteer Huntington Park 90255 30 Ms. Gilda Bojorquez Gjurich State Chmn Hispanos for President s s 926 North Los Flores Avenue Ford Committee, State Chmn Rep. Montebello 90640 Nat'l Hispanic Assembly 30 Mr. John J. Perez Member RSCCC, L.A. County Central J s 7757 Crossway Drive Comm, PFC Volunteer Pico Rivera 90660 30 Mr. Frank Veiga Member YR, RA, PFC Volunteer J 5353 E. Beverly Blvd . . Los Angeles 90022 -9- C.D. "NA.ME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY 24 Hon. Evelle J. Younger State Attorney General s w 2461 Chislehurst Drive Los Angeles 90027 24 Ms. Beverly A. Ziegler Member RSCCC, Pres. Women's J w 200 North Mariposa Div. Los Angeles Chamber of Los Angeles 90004 Commerce, PFC Volunteer 25 Mr. Asa V. Call PFC Committee S w 9500 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills 90212 25 Mr. Patrick J. Hillings Former U.S. Congressman, S w 800 East First Street PFC Committee Los Angeles 90012 25 Ms. Catalina Martinez Exec. Comm. RSCCC, CFRW J s 5351 Bohlig Road Los Angeles 90032 25 Ms. Toshiko Yamamoto Exec. Comm. RSCCC, Am. of S 0 253 South Gerhart Avenue Japanese Ancestry Republican Clb. East Los Angeles 90022 CFRW 26 Mr. Charles G. Bakaly Exec. Comm. RSCCC, PFC Exec. S 521 Michigan Blvd. Steering Committee, Attorney Pasadena 91107 26 Mr. John C. Cushman, III Member RSCCC, Trustee of Republican J w 1345 Woodstock.Road Assoc., PFC Volunteer San Marino 91108 26 Mr. Ralph Roy Ramirez PFC Committee, Rep. National J s 219 No. Segovia Avenue Hispanic Assembly San Gabr 1 91775 26 Mr. Charles C. Reed National Committeeman J w 1250 Oxford Road San Marino 91108 26 Ms. Edessa Rose CFRW, Rep. Women's Club, s w 1377 Waverly Road PFC Volunteer San Marino 91108 26 Mr. Malcolm George Smith Member Lincoln Club, PFC Volunteer, J w 1370 Woodstock Road Attorney San Marino 91108 27 Mr. George J. Ad&ms Founder and National Secretary of s s 601 California Avenue Republican Hispanic Assembly, Santa Monica 90403 PFC Volunteer · ..·:~ -8- •· C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE HACL 31 Mr. P. Louis Johnson Asst. Treas RSCCC, Pres. Cosmo s B 13120 Spinning Avenue politan Republican Voters Club Gardena 90249 31 Mr. Ted Mosier PFC Steering Committee L.A. s w 15910 Orizaba .Street County, Chmn. County Central Paramount 90723 Committee 31 Mr. Edward I. Ouchi Japanese American Republicans, s 0 16418 Downey Avenue PFC Volunteer Paramount 90723 32 Mr. Fletcher Brown PFC Volunteer J B 19509 Edington Carson 90746 32 Ms. Dorothy A. Sexton Republican Women Task Force, y B 6481 Atlantic Avenue PFC Volunteer Long Beach 90805 32 Mr. Clifford 0. Young Assoc. Member RSCCC, Attorney, J B 820 East Cyrene Street Congressional candidate Carson 90746 33 Mr. Robert F. Bauer Past Chmn URFC, Whittier Lincoln s w 8602 Via Santa Cruz Club, Rep. Assoc., PFC Vol Whittier 90605 33 Ms. Rosemary Ferraro Member RSCCC, CFRW, PFC Co s w 9504 Gallatin Road Chairman L.A. County Downey 90240 33 Mr. Art Negrete Republican National Hispanic J w 15610 Pintura Drive Assembly, PFC State Hispanic Hacienda 91745 Committee 34 Mr. Kenneth Cleveland Bellflower City Councilman, J w 15548 Blaine Avenue PFC Community Chairman Bellflower 90706 34 Ms. Carol L. Crawford CFRW, PFC Long Beach Area s w 4417 Harvey Way Chairman Long I?each 90808 34 Ms. Dix Lee Iseminger CFRW, Member RSCCC, PFC Tel s w 16402 Chicago Avenue Bank Chairman Bellflower 90706 ~ -10- . 1.';,~ - -...oA {;!: ~· ,....'"' ~· l •.... \ .._. '-.J C::.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE RAC1 35 Ms. Mary Louise McDaniel CFRW s w 551 Emerson Street Upland 91786 35 Mr. Gregory C. O'Brien, Jr. PFC Area Chairman (L.A.) J w 1032 s. Shasta West Covina 91791 35 Ms. Phyllis Zea CFRW, PFC Volunteer J w 550 Rancho del Monico Covina 91724 36 Dallas Holmes Pres. of Riverside Century Club, J w 4515 Sixth Street County Central Comm of Riverside Riverside 92501 Co. 36 Ms. Ethel Marie Silver RNC, Riverside County Republican s w 5841 Grand Avenue Central Comm, PFC Vol. Riverside 92506 36 Ms. Anita Smith s w 5881 Sandoval Street Riverside 92509 37 Hon. Jerry Lewis State Assemblyman J 6380 Bradford Highland 92346 37 Mr. Edgar L. Mccoubrey Palm Springs Republican Assembly, s w 1195 Manzanita Avenue Exec. Comm RSCCC Palm Springs 92262 37 Hon. Shirley Pettis U. s. Congresswoman s w 24934 Tulip Avenue Lorna Linda 92354 38 Ms. Sandy Berwick PFC Special Events Chairman J w 2121 North Victoria for Orange County Santa Ana 92707 38 Ms. Eileen E. Padberg Exec. Comm. RSCCC, CFRW J w 1030 W. MacArthur Boulevard Santa Ana 92707 38 Ms. Harriett M. Wieder CRA, CFRW, Past Pres B'nai s 16261 Tisbury Circle B'rith Women Huntington Beach 92649 39 Mr. Robert F. Beaver PFC Organizing Committee, Member s w 1235 Margarita Drive RSCCC, Lincoln Club Fullerton 92633 -11- C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY AGE Pl\CJ 39 Ms. Dorothy Lee Mason Member RSCCC, CFRW s w 2828 West Rome Avenue Anaheim 92804 39 Hon. Charles E. Wiggins U. s. Congressman s w 1200 N. Highland Avenue Fullerton 92632 40 Mr. Robert Samuel Barnes Former Chmn Orange County s w 2482 Bayshore Drive Republican Central Committee Newport Beach 92660 40 Ms. Marcia Mae Bents Ex. Comm. RSCCC, CFRW, PFC J w 810 West Bay Avenue Organizing Committee Balboa 92661 40 Hon. Dennis E. Carpenter PFC Steering Committee, PFC s w 2433 Vista Nobleza State Co Chairman, State Newport Beach 92660 Senator 40 Ms. Athal Irvine Clarke CFRW, Rep. Associates, s 4633 Brighton Road Lincoln Club, WH Rep to the Corona del Mar 92625 35th Conf. for International Ed 40 Mr. Donald M. Koll J 609 Via Lido Soud Newport Beach 92660 40 Mr. Gus A. Owen PFC Co Chairman for Orange Co., J 1501 E. Ocean Blvd. Lincoln Club, Republican Assoc. Balboa 92661 ... 40 Ms. Dorothy B. Stillwell PFC Steering Committee Orange Co., s w 1429 Santiago Drive Member RSCCC Newport Beach 92660 41 Dr. Albert L. Anderson Republican Associates, PFC Co s w 1540 Garrison Place Chairman San Diego County San Diego 92103 41 Ms. Lois Courtney CFRW s w 1686 Santa Barbara Street San Diego 92107 41 *Mr. Charles K. Fletcher, Jr. Member RSCCC, Republican Assoc. s w 579 San Elijo Street San Diego 92106 41 Mr. Arthur Madrid National Republican Hispanic J s 5308 Tufts Street Association La Mesa 92041 -12- C.D. NAME & ADDRESS BIOGRAPHY 41 *Mr. Leon W. Parma PFC Organizing Committee s w 6316 Calle Majorca La Jolla 9203? 41 *Hon. Pete Wilson Mayor of San Diego, PFC J w 4146 Genesee Avenue Steering Committee San Diego 92111 41 Mr. Oscar Padilla Chmn. Hispanic Organization s s 1451 Savoy Circle for San Diego County San Diego 92107 41 Ms. Deborah Mazzante s w 3232 Dove Street San Diego 92103 42 Ms. Virginia Bridge Mayor of Coronado s w 175 Alameda Boulevard Coronado 92118 42 Mr. Philip E. Del Campo s s 6262 Emerald Lake Avenue San Diego 92119 (' 42 Ms. Catherine L. Montgomery CFRW .J 5171 Rosewell Street San Diego 92114 42 *Rev. George Walker Smith Pres., National School Boards s w 5514 Mira Flores Drive Association San Diego 92114 43 Mr. Donald L. Brock Farmers for Ford Executive J w 935 Westwind Committee of California El Centro 92243 43 Ms. Margherita Hunt Mazur PFC Co-Chairman J w 10085 Grandview Drive La Mesa 92041 43 Ms. Emma Lee Powell CFRW s w La Granada Rd., POB 932 Rancho Santa Fe 92067 43 * Dr. Stanley A. Moore s 301 Vista de la Playa La Jolla 92037 * At Large Delegates S=Over 4 5 :. ' J=25-45 \'· , Y=l8-25 "-.__.../ -13- ~ ~ o-.kC."'-cl r11.\"t aN~~(..(.;(: ~ ~llA.. ~,k ~ ' ~:~L ~J l .;~, ,~ ~~c.l.sz. ' • • 't. :£.... /I. .. Election: Comment C-17 On the Republican side the primalt:i'es have disclose the weight and seriousness of the Reagan challenge to Pres' ent Ford. The former Governor of California has proved to be a owerful and effective campaigner backed by a lot of Republican who clearly are less than eager to follow President Ford's ba er into the f all campaign. Ford has set no political prair' s afire. He has been an unimpressive campaigner. He has f 1led to take ad vantage of his incumbency. He has let Reaga divert attention from the Ford presidential record, which is erfectly respectable, to extraneous issues such as Panama. Reag n has dominated the debate and pushed Ford into a series of · nominious changes of White House policy, particularly on bus· g. The above leaves a big questio~ark over the future of the Republican Party. Ford will not ar ve at the Republican conven tion in Kansas City on Aug. 16 a~ e overwhelming and enthusiastic choice of his party. Nor is he i· ely to arrive with decisive dele gate strength. Carter is the c didate-presumptive in the Demo cratic Party. Right now, ther is no similar candidate-presumptive in the Republican Party. Th e is Ford who has done poorly in the primary campa~gn and is ore or less a general second choice. There is Reagan who has do e spectacularly well in the campaign, but could divide the par disastrously. ide open the possibility that between now and Aug. 16 there may be uch rethinking going on throughout the rank and file of the ReP. blican Party. Is there any third way out for them? Must they ke either the nonspectacular Ford or face a bruising struggl at their convention between right and left wings of the party w 'ch could tear it apart again as it did in 1964? There i no presently visible third way out of the Republican dilemma~ the Republicans use their time to best advantage they j ust migh come up with something more promising. If they don't, then Ca er will get a jump in rank from Democratic candidate presurnptive to presidential heir-apparent. -- (6/ 3/ 76) Ford Seen Writin Off Closin California Test Editorial, excerpted, Detroit News President Ford's decision to curtail his campaign travels during the remaining primaries apparently means that Ford intends to write off California. That decision will disappointmany of the President's supporters but could prove to be a wise move in his quest of delegates. President Ford stands a fighting chance of winning Cali-6;';r:li'in... However, if he pours much of his remaining campaign allowan another swing through that state and then loses, he will h ~e nothing at all to show for his effort. . / ' . • 7(_<" ~ \ 'Pw<'· \.N~·,-t'\.:...p o~ Ga.(; ~ "''Q.. c:;v~ o ~ S°')'':f it 1v~+ +.rv~. kre . ~cl,.t'. ~. ~~ ..~~t ~k,.(, r'F 4 1 L- O-:efu,;.. .a Co-~..t &U..:S . k..A vc.. c.,.~ -fo r->-}M-P "9 ':' ,...., • 1 .s i·- · .....;;; • l\AO.~"'\ ~ ofW..v ?C•• ···~ ,So. ~ ' 't'• I I J 1 ~ 6 '• • - . ~ .. . I' . . fdt& lv~ ~ ~~ GLC'. u.--J ~ 'Le~. kf X ...L- ~~ 1.f ~"> ~ rl(, lo~~ IA)'< {J IA ,-s '[( -t_,OP O< f;:i T {-- jv r-1- ~ r1;..,f lAAJ ~ ~ ~ -h, r-.. ~ -l( L+; {A-<) +- rvv~ P~ , ~ _J VUvt#-.v._ ~ G l {'_ THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE Friday - June 4, 1976 . 8:00 Los Angeles Times Breakfast Interview. (Mr. Ron Nessen and Mrs. Margita White). The State Dining Room. * 9:00 Courtesy Call: Magna Carta Delegation. (5 min.) (General Brent Scowcroft and Mr. Max L. Frieders 9: 15 Mr. Richard B. Cheney - 'fhe Oval Office. 9:45 Farewell Call: Their Majesties The King and Queen of Spain - Yellow Oval Room, 11 :00 Ohio Radio Network Interview. (45 min.) {Mr. Ron Nessen and Mr. Bob Mead). The State Dining Room. ' 12:00 KFMB-TV Interview. (Mr~ Ron Nessen (30 min.) and Mr. Bob Mead) - The Oval Office. 2:00 Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller. The Oval Office. Z:30 Mr. Robert T. Hartmann, Mr. Robert Orben and Mr. Douglas Sinith - The Oval Office. 4:00 Ambassador William Scranton. (General Brent (15 min.) Scowcroft} - The Oval Office, 4: 15 Mr. Richard B. Cheney - The Oval Office. ... THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON ' .. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON ~~T_,I~ !-'~-m-~~j ~~~-~~r'~· ' ~AV~- ~L AJ14;- ~~~ ~ ;--~ y~~.lc- ~~~~ J~~~.J ~ -- ~ -.J~--- ~,,, et- ~Mh-f a&e-~ y;t&J~~~ tt.. ~~ ~&/- R~ /J'/c~ ~~ti-#-~,,~~ &t.-~~~~ !''"&,.( ~ . .11t ~ ~ l'.J-1~~.~ '• 4C . . ' .. - hcl~~ ko.v~ sc lvuJ. vJlA. n.czetL ~Sf> vli~-\'.e.r_r'*- +\e.m...\d 3'1"2. .. 331 \ _ ~nd'!!/- ChO.V'T\ b) '-'-~ (tW)..• b.,. Mf\ c;.e.~~ SC?c. e~ rob+ ~s~ ' be.t'\ uo" tus,sell ca.,·n /sa.\\ra.s- ~\,~om1a" 42J±. 'ZZG\ _[ ~~ Sc.bu\~ u>rit.A ClA.~ ~+er-so_r"'t pbo1cc; r + • - ... ~!sorwi I (Q,_ ~is.-fru.. :ll-'f- OG. 1 I 1 Sf 2 ada l & l a ( If '@I ig - t Sim VQ~-mJ 12-4 SI~ a.ll tO ~ I I - ~WAV- CYICI'\~ • ?.1~ OClc,q ~ ~ ja(.J(. ~r-r - - - lse.w- s.ol'N:tS - ~22·l.42~ . .. M~_fhC!~ - -- - -- . . THE \VHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 21, 1976 Dear Larry: A note of thanks for all your help in making Mrs. Ford's participation in the Cedars Sinai dedication such a success. You and your extremely professional staff were exceptionally well-organized and cooperative to work with; and it was very much appreciated. You had a big job to do, and every detail was taken care of, professionally and smoothly. You were great to work with. Again, Larry, thanks. Sincerely, I I Patti~ I Assistant Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford Mr. Larry Baum Cedars-Simi Hospitai 8700 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, California l ~.. " ii;, ··tli~·:· ,,. ,, , ... . ~ ~ .' ',~, THE \\'HITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 21, 1976 Dear Bob and Dorothy: A huge thanks for all you did to make Mrs. Ford's recent visit such a success. Your party was terrific. The staff, incidentally, is still talking about it. Your organization, your perception of what needed to be done and your willingness to do it are ranked among the mo st outstanding of any we've done. And on a personal note, I cannot remember meeting more sincere and dedicated Republicans than the two of you. You are much appreciated. My very best personal warm wishes. Sincerely, Assi Secretary to Mrs. Ford I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beaver i I 1235 Margarita Drive I Fullerton, California l l ' •• . . THE \VHTTE HOUSE WASHINGTON j . I June 21, 1976 Dear Jack and Helen: Thank you both so much for your hospitality,· thoughtfulness and help in getting ready for Mrs. Ford's visit to Monterey and Carmel. I enjoyed the day we spent with you very much and an:i grateful for your help. Hope we have the chance to see each other again. My best wishes. Patti ts on nt Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Jack Westland Riata Road and Alvarado Lane Pebble :Beach, California .. 'h ,/ . •· • THE \VHITE HOL"SE W,\SHINGTON June 21, 1976 Dear· Cherie: A note of thanks for all your hard work for Mrs. Ford 1 s recent visit. I know how much she enjoyed meeting you, and it was obvious how much hard work went into the reception and all the accompanying details. It was much app re dated. From a press standpoint, it went well, and I am personally grateful for the help you gave us. Sincerely, Patti Secretary to Mrs. Ford Cherie Swenson 35282 Farnam Drive Newark, California 94560 I ..... I ; .· '. ·'°tl·, .I. ":..<'. . . .i'.. r ... 'i~ •. \ ... \ ,,,J·.: . . THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON I June 21, 1976 I Dear Marsha: I What would I have done without you? ? ? l You were fantastic, and your help was I much appreciated. Your patience and I your saavy were invaluable to us, and I I 1 I hope we 11 have a chance to get together ' again. 1V1arsha, thanks. My very best wishes. Patti Assist Secretary to Mrs. Ford 1V1s. Marsha Smolen 300 Glenwood Circle Monterey, California •• : Juy 1. in• DMrJ-. A .-. of tla•ue fer ,.ar time aacl effert la w•Jrtas Mr.. Fen'• r-1111 Watt te tile Wea· t.a•.,•re& ..-. ••cc••· Y-1' lleJp ... aftla• ....,. _.da .,...a.te4. ... fraUly-, ...... --... trip ...... ,_. I bow ...... ,...,... for,...... we fel& '-••ate,.. wen aWe a take .. time 6at ,..... Apia, 1-. tU.*8. 0a IMtUlf of Mn. Fon. we an paMftll te yoa. Patti Mat•- Ae.S-.. Preee Secretary ta Mn. r.n Ma• .r-J>uaa CTV McGraw Hill Del Mea*9 a.MUCll Pal'k pm/ae ~. Callfel'Dia 9J940 i . . A ::.ote of thar....1 Again, ~thanks. On behalf of Mrs. Ford, we are ~eful to you. Sincerely, Patti Matson Assistant Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford " A note of thank3 for your time a,nd effort rn elp~ng make :Mrs. Ford1 s Ulo-e.?o -Jc ~ ~ ------go s o smoothly~ . ~ tJ.d.~ ~ I ...,.A Your helpl\..ais much app'reciated, /J_ d- tJ}~(h~ Your prof essionalism ans;i._a:i?• .Uma_.z_et,_things /l/) tyrV 1 ~ -(/ moving stood ou~n~ ~Joyed me~g you 1vv~ and working with you very much. ~.d>J c~ I hope we will have the opportunity to work ~O together again. ~ , ; Joly 1. 1976 .. . A ~ ~ t:»nb ~ ,OU ..lp clurJllg Jlra. ftlcd•a iriait: to-·J'OllX of::fice wld.le vevereiD~ - X t:w:.A~ was a 1&00-- ~ Wh:l le. ud yonz pat:i •• • and eoopuatlaa were "frl aocll ... -~ ·-- % bopS ~ ·.: 1.a yaar "Off.lcea iD tlMdr :~i9lal ·~·...-~ ~.fi"...... : - ~ • .- ..... :::;,\ ":- Apta.j_... ~ r- · -.~~l to,_ aad 1:o ...... :;..:>:·. - ...... \ PM/saq . . Ju1y 1.. 1976 B ~oa wue hnt:anic. and year help waa aac!l apps.eciat..S. Tour patiellce and _...,,. ware imral~la ba as. and:Z· ~el.t vary_ fartanata t)la.~ yoa ·-· Bble to-Work with .. ~.µa. ll•tsice. t.beva. ca behall Of••· ror&t. we a%e gnbda.1 to yea~· .._ seauJ.ee L •eot.r 2530 llic:MltB- 1.oa ~-- c:al.ilm:aia ' 90039 PM/saq· - { . . ~aly .... 1976 Dear carol: wnat woald z have clone vithoct yoa on our two to San Pranci.aco7?? tx•- ~- .... ._,( Carol,. ~ are fantastic. and yom: belp mach aW(eciated. Yom: 'jat.ience and ',... ·.,,.z .· . Year saavy are J.ilvalnable to U1 and :I hope ... . ~. we'll baYe a cbance t.o get t.oget.her again- --- juat ~~· ~~· ~ ~!'!'; Agaia. tben1ra. Yoa are a ma gai. ~~ Patti ,Matson ----- Ass~t: Presa S«:retaxy to JIXa. F~~ - -- Mrs. Ma:tt:. Dcmi.nic 1 967 ~. San :rz.;;ci1aco#.:... ._ ..... - . callfornia PM/saq ~·" . . Jal.y l. 1976 Yoa lawe ~ ao great to ua CID all ~ oar ~•~ z caa oaly -bcpe we S.• not: cJ%iT• 7fJG abrJt ..n.•iiag -4. aa4 ~t; we•u ~ - -.arJr.illg. ~- -.gaia. · oac. acpU.. 1.arzy., tlwnka• ... ~ ~~ ·~.,;:iat.S~ ~ ...... \ . S~7• ~ ~ ...... l ,.•.. ... f . . _., ...;•· . t I i i : Dear~ Just 1t -~• w thank }'QI for al1 ~- belp OD all ,tbe b'ip11· 0 811!1 alaybe ~Oil: Sala· :faft%if.·;.t.p as we11.. . · >":'1/·~,_ •.. Tea ~~l.y a- si-ial peracm. '!'oar tmi.-~iJdliqs ~- lforlr. With all. .the dil'tumt parsaaallu.i J.!n'olv.S is appr.C.fabd-and ~-- sia-ti9Dee and aader- •tmlil~~"~-- ~ wel~·:·~;~ -...... --·J...-:.·~ •• ~~~ '\tery -~:·of ·'yea. aay. ana gra~dal' ' f'or vba~ .,__.4o ~ aa ana ~or ·tile Pr-ta~. : ,;_... _ ·~~.,...... ~-· ~- Warlcj.ag •it;)t ·~· again...... ·-- ~----- .•, . . -.. ifbat;; voald :t bave daa. vi~ yoa to ...... Jn I.as An9U.?7 - ,. YOG ue .ftamt:aatie. p4 you' help tilia ~ ~ Jaaa !>.- -ch appzaciat.S.. Tour pa~t_..ii alldeoopcatica are bmtlaahl• to ...... ~~ - bope •• will -be WIOlrki1lg ·togetber he ll tong ~ to eane..l. -· .... Bitt. ~ tbt.n.k yoa•re · 9rea~ -- jmtt am·~ .... ~ --- hiic: all JOG' do &Jr' ... . · Iii}~ ·-~ . i..t wiahee and . ··· tc.1~ • .... ~~;j~} •• ~..... ; ~e1a3.tr Be 1-'uarly-9ileJa ·th' Rot:el lia9. ·•"'9el-. c.llim:aia " .. . , THE WHITE HOUSE WASHIN G TON July 1, 1976 Dear Pat: What would I have done without you??? You were fantastic, and your help this entire primary period was much appreciated. Your patience and your saavy were invaluable to us, and I hope we'll have a chance to get together under less chaotic circumstances in the future. Pat, thanks. On behalf of Mrs. Ford, we are very grateful to you. My very best wishes, -/'~ Patti(_}1atson Assistant Press Secretary I to Mrs. Ford I·· Ms. Pat Turpin 400 South Burnside Avenue 2-J .. Los Angeles, California 90036 ; .~ I~ . I I I .. . . ,/ D..rJa~s !M!.._~~,~~twi~ ·~JCia ~ + • - !llitOl» . -~j;-: · .. - ~- Tait'*-:ta.t:aM:»• ~w ·your ~IP t!Mlr·• waa·mci. apPf:cpciatea. Yem patiene•~~ yom . ~ w~e ~luable -b=a:•iit-. ~ana_~ _ hope~n-- :r\ · a~we ti;"- - -~118% aga-1•. · ~;~ . ~ .. ~~ n._ ..... :vdri ·:1•t:'--1ov«l_y&__ ana:J>~!a ~ hft_--i;Z ~--- Be9~.. ----~flr9 ,iW... :;a.._·r.~t.ifa~ :;.itp·:..-, - ~ ~~ _.,... .. ,..t #!fl,.. ·~· -.: ti.ta_liarra .._:,~' .. 619 aka W1tpgq8ii - .• Sac~to-. ~litb-2:nla 95825 PM/saq . c ·- . . ·r t .. Jon:"'•.... "•to. tel~~ - bow w11 x ..~_..,.~iUav~ wi~~ l:ieltklof. ~"~--ing .of- t:be,.pari.~"tfar. -.• . l'ozd,., at. Wflll'Jilllavo. "' ~ - . • ..... I;- ... ~-.t . . .. ,, ;.:- _ .._fl' ... Deaz ftall)t. ... a.i; ; J-~- - ---!tl'.taJOC .~tcr ;Qii•&• &lnaa-. ..eJiaepitan~ - ea~ sand8Y"maiiiii\i .,. ma••, t.Gii, ~·· ~ pildc·~ for. llrS~t l"Cd:r --~ heme.a .-·. ,. · . .. . . Jaly I. 1916 A aote of tlaaalra for you time aad elfon ...... Mre. Fon'• .&at to Sacramallto. T oar Mlp wu mac'b appl'ecl....,, uad I felt fol'tmlate yw were aW.e to tab the time. Aaata. Mike, ••••· I eaJo7ed m•tltl• yoa ...., JDDch aad ..... to ... yoa aaala. ------._, Sl11Cerely, Pa&tl.MatMlll Au&1hnt Prw Secretary to Mra. Fon ' Mr. MlbM.. i c/o l•ator J>ennk ea..,... ., TMStatell••• Sacramato, C•H•onda pD{l/Se ' .... A n.o.tt. 0, ~ 60JL IJOUIL .ti. u4 .,,.u ht ma.king .the. a..uangtrneJLt.6 ,04 Mu. Felld'~ vJ.4.U. bl Tht. SVt.i.oJL Cc.atM. Yowi. 11.tl.p wiu tlUClt applle.Cla:te.d. Yowt pt0- 4llll a.bJ.Ut.# bl get: .tkl.ltg4 "'°".i.ng Ati>od'""""°"4Ua out, 4ICd I v1/01Jtt.d JJtUtl.ng you.. You 4U VfJUJ ab~ -'"pu.tcd W kigltl.JJ k.l.gaJt.de-d. Aga.-i.n, Ma.vOWUtun., .tlwib. YoUll coopfJULt:.tea .U CpJ>'lu./.&tf.fl.. SlauJul.l.y, Pa,ttl Mabo1t Au.ll.tiutt:. 1'1tc.u StClr.e.:ta.lttJ bl Uu. FolUJ. Ir!~. MAtOfW'l.t.u. 0' CoUM CU, A•lMAt:Actl.o• 8aU..cUJtg 20t c StJl.ut Srut 'D.(.ego, C&U'eu.Ut 9!101 pm/.6e. Dear [/Jt1t voure-e.e n A. note,.oJ;~l_laJts ~~g_.~rr,:~ ~!ld eff o rl J 1 1ll b [f-T:? }11 } fr I ~ r ' f)tw Ftn~ ///s.c;I ft:, "fM- ~ ~ · ~ gs so su othly» Your help was much appreciated,x LQ..<1 .<'\ /"\:./' Your profe ssionalism and ability to get things moving stood out, and I enjoyed meeting ~ou •. ~.. ~ ~ '~m~rn~~~o~~ Jd1111Jile-m9 ~dB ba"e the oppoThu~it., tcrWsrk '*ogethet •sai:c.~, mvour~/ ~k. ~ Sincerely, ~ Patti Matson Assistant Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford , ldy I, ,,.,, DearJ..... .D!f I laa.e wltt 1.e pa ...... tile abwe fw Mre. Fe... ' a Y.laM te *- AFl *•Mr?? y ...... ,...... ,...... -- appreclaletL Y.-r petl•c• ... __, ..... lllnlaal.&e. _.I felt 991'J ...... 6a& ye. wenaw. ....rkwtdl ... A1ala. 1 • .-.. OaHltaUefMn. Fer.. we 1r te ,_. I~ ••d91 .,._ at .. Pnplt paftF, ... Up. le ... y.- ...... 8'•cerely, p ..._ A.at-.. P.-... s....-.,. .. iu.. Fon Mr. l ... BlewUs 131J5Y..._..B1". Salte 302 ~-- CU,, CaW.nla 916M pm/•• . . :" .:1t would I · ave d one with '")Ut you during the ~i. ·ance for ?-1i.r.:; . Ford' s visit to 'flu tl-FX ~ ' ..,, were fanta:>tic. a!ld your' elp was much < :-r.,..eciated. Your ?~ence and saavy were i .~ ·alu able-te 111 and~felt very fortunate that .... ou were able to work with us. !] l'Lli ~,...,,,~hanks. On behalf of Mrs. Ford. \,/~;eft~l to y ou. ~y,(_ ~ -fr, $..e.R ,J 1 ~ 1 (J Sincer ly, 0 ' Patti Matson Assistant Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford , Jaly l. 1976 D•r Vlace, A aete of t"v• for 'fOU' time aad effort la ...... ad'ftDCe *• apdaa for ...... Ma-e. Fud'• watt to Lo8 Aaaelu 110 YOllr i.o..ualllF aM wWbapeu to de a117:. tlalac J'H eo.ld wW 1-c be r.,,.11&bend aacl appndated. Apia. Yiaca, tllaalta. Oa ltelaaU of Mr•. Fon, we are 1raWW. te 'fOL Patti M.Uttam Aaalataat Pree• Secntary to Mr.. Fcwd Mr. Ylace Blpiena Cat.rial M••a1er c ....rr Plaaa Hotel Loa A•elea, CaUfonia 90067 pm/se . . .~ ::ot~ ~!Jwl!!~3&r.a.,.o~i~A~E~ effort in rr:1king Mr';.:~ord~s I!== I t-~Sft'fo Ur.:, ~ so enjoyable. Y 011:r hospitality and willingness to do anything you could Will long be z:emembered and appreciated. Again, (/,(\...(...€... , thanks. On behalf of Mrs. Ford, we are grateful to you. Sincerely, Patti Matson Assistant Press Secretary to Mrs. Ford , A .... of tlt•a1re for J'HI' time &M effen le laJial tile 1ro •d wen for Mr•. Fuel'• Tiell te l..oa A•elu earU..r tlala Y9&1'• .aw 1-lp ... lau4 won wen m•cll appre- dll1d, ... &.-i.,, ... ceald ...... trip ...... ,... w. felt i.-.••• .. laaTe yo11 aa ..ar c1.aact. A1aia. Made, ...... Oa lliell.alf of Mn. Ford we are 1ratefal te ,... Patti Mat... A••Ht•at Pr••• Secretarr to Mra. Fon Mn. Marie Hlcka Zl2013 ...... _Way c_. Park, Callf4tnda 9130J pm./se '· Dear /ha/l.A...JL A note of thanks for your time and effort in laying . the ground work for M rs. Ford ' s visit to U-o ~ ~ ~~, Your help and :dfi ·mt hard work were much ' appreciated, and frankly, we could not have done the trip without you. ~elt fortunate to have you as our contact.