Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 03/06/1972 Letter Letter from the law offices of Frank De Marco to Marvin S. Sadick concerning a donation to purchase a Nixon portrait painted by Norman Rockwell. 1 pg.
17 1 06/04/1971 Letter Letter from John Dean III to Frank De Marco concerning an archeological survey of Nixon's property in San Clemente. 1 pg.
17 1 04/06/1971 Letter Letter from John Dean III to Frank De Marco concerning the archeological survey of Nixon's property in San Clemente. 1 pg.
17 1 05/12/1971 Letter Letter from John Dean III to Frank De Marco. 1 pg.
17 1 n.d. Other Document Removal Sheet. 1 pg.
17 1 01/03/1971 Letter Letter from Frank De Marco to John Ehrlichman. RE: The Richard Nixon Foundation. 1 pg.
Monday, May 18, 2009 Page 1 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 10/16/1970 Letter Letter from John Dean III to Frank De Marco. 1 pg.
17 1 08/17/1970 Memo Memo from John Dean to John Ehrlichman et al. 1 pg.
17 1 02/03/1971 Letter Letter from Richard Nixon to Tom Huston offering condolences for the death of Huston's mother. 1 pg.
17 1 05/05/1972 Letter Letter from Herbert Kalmbach to Richard Nixon. 1 pg.
17 1 10/31/1972 Letter Letter from Herbert Kalmbach to Ralph Becker concerning a possible materials donation to the Nixon Library. 1 pg.
17 1 10/11/1972 Letter Letter from John Ehrlichman to Herbert Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 04/09/1973 Letter Letter from Herbert Kalmbach to John Ehrlichman. 1 pg.
Monday, May 18, 2009 Page 2 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 07/15/1969 Letter Letter from John Ehrlichman to Mable Pitts. 1 pg.
17 1 09/24/1969 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Herbert Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 09/29/1969 Letter Letter from Edward Morgan to Muriel Griffith. 1 pg.
17 1 11/10/1969 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 11/15/1969 Letter Thank you letter from RN to Herbert Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 12/06/1969 Letter Letter from H.R. Haldeman to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 12/12/1969 Letter Letter from Tod Hullin to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg.
Monday, May 18, 2009 Page 3 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 12/17/1969 Letter Letter from John Ehrlichman to Herb Kalmbach questioning the tax consequences associated with charitable trusts. 1 pg.
17 1 02/11/1970 Letter Letter from Edward Morgan to John Krehbiel concerning inquiries about Nixon's life insurance policies. 1 pg.
17 1 02/23/1970 Letter Letter from John Ehrlichman to Herb Kalmbach about the location of the Nixon Library in Whittier. 1 pg.
17 1 02/24/1970 Letter Letter from Tod Hullin to Herb Kalmbach concerning a royalty payment from "Six Crises." 1 pg.
17 1 n.d. Other Document Removal Sheet. 1 pg.
17 1 05/13/1970 Letter Letter from Tod Hullin to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 08/24/1970 Letter Letter from John Ehrlichman to Bob Haldeman and Bob Finch. RE: Helicopter tour of Nixon Library. 1 pg.
Monday, May 18, 2009 Page 4 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 11/17/1970 Letter Thank you letter from RN to Leonard Firestone. 1 pg.
17 1 11/17/1970 Letter Thank you letter from RN to Taft Schreiber. 1 pg.
17 1 11/17/1970 Letter Thank you letter from RN to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg.
17 1 12/08/1970 Letter Thank you letter from RN to Robert Anderson. 1 pg.
17 1 n.d. Other Document Removal Sheet. 1 pg.
17 1 02/14/1976 Letter Letter from Herb Kalmbach to John Ehrlichman concerning an upcoming meeting. 1 pg.
17 1 12/22/1972 Letter Thank you letter from Maurice Stans to the President. 1 pg.
Monday, May 18, 2009 Page 5 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 12/19/1972 Letter Holiday letter from RN to Kathleen and Maury Stans. 1 pg.
17 1 11/22/1968 Letter Letter from George Cook to Peter Flanigan offering nomination suggestions. 2 pgs. Duplicate not scanned.
17 1 01/17/1969 Letter Thank you letter from Justin Dart to the President. 1 pg.
17 1 01/15/1969 Letter Thank you letter from Bert S. Cross to Richard Nixon. 1 pg.
17 1 12/09/1968 Letter Letter from Maurice Stans to Richard Nixon. 1 pg.
17 1 11/29/1968 Letter Letter from Maurice Stans to E.H. Lane. 1 pg.
17 1 01/14/1969 Memo Memo from Robert Mardian to Maurice Stans. RE: Charles Whitehouse. 1 pg.
Monday, May 18, 2009 Page 6 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description
17 1 11/25/1968 Letter Letter from Maurice Stans to John Mitchell. 1 pg.
17 1 11/18/1968 Letter Letter from Robert Gillespie to Richard Nixon encouraging the appointment of Maurice Stans. 1 pg.
17 1 n.d. Memo Handwritten note concerning the recommendation of Maurice Stans. 1 pg.
17 1 n.d. Memo Memo from the desk of Peter Flanigan concerning the recommendation of Maurice Stans. 1 pg.
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LAW ciFFICES . K.ALMBACH , DEMARCO, KNAPP & CHILLINGWORTH
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On behalf of our client, The Richard Nixon Foundation, we are enclosing the check of The Foundation in the amount of $7,500 payable to the Sm~_thsonian Institution, which SUin is a donation ~ . The Foundation for the sole and express purpose of e rmittini the Smithsonian Institution, and the Nat'onal P 0 ~t~ait Gallery to acquire the portrait of President ' Richa rd ~1. Nixon heretofore painted by Norrr.an Rockwell.
This donation is made subject to the following understanding which has heretofore been approved by you and Mr. Rockwell:
1. The Smithsonian Institution will use the within funds to acquire title to the Rockwell ~ortrait of President Nixon for the express purpose of hanging same in the National Portrait GalJ.ery in Washington, D.C.
2. As soon as practical, the National Portrait Gallery will cause t.o be prepared a plaque to be affixed to the portrait which shall bear the following inscription:
"Donated to the People of the United States of America by The Richard Nixon Foundation"
3. The National Portrait Gallery will provide The Richard Nixon Foundation with a letter acknowledging receipt of the enclosed funds and acknowledging further that the funds will be used for the express purpose set forth herein. The letter-receipt should be directed to The Richard Nixon Foundat ion, c are of Leonard K. Firestone, 515 South Flower Street, Los Nlgeles, California 90071.
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WASHINGTON
May 12,
Dear Frank: X I am forwarding the attached letter from Walker and Lee Inc. Real Estate per our conversation. I have not acknowledged the letter and would suggest that, if a response is appropriate, it be sent out of your office in that this matter is more per s onal bu sines s of the President! s than \Vhite House business.
With be st regards, I am
John W. D ean, III Counsel to the President ,. \ I x V 1vir. Frank Dej'v1arco, Jr. Kalrnoach, DeMarco, Knapp and Chillingworth . J Suite 1900 611 West Sixth Street Los Angeleq, California 90017
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.. . LA W OFFiCES KP...LMBAC :, DEi ARCO, I~NAPP & CHIL ,ING\-\ ° TH 44TH F ~OC '! "I CC Th "G'IIER ' ATLANTI C R!C HFIELD PLAZA NEWPCPT C E: ',- C= ~ :- -: !: :15 S::-'_;H ~ OI':ER S TR ~ET SUITE geo ' N E Y' d~ O j~ - :: . .:.' ~_ 1\ _ ==_:. : ... =... l _ "" .'. 0 ·:;' LOS ~ "(,:: ;£3. ::;,,_. FORNI/< 90071 3'50 N E. \"JP OKT C :£ -" 7 ~;:::~ ' ':: It_!: o;'>Qr E(213) 680 · 2811 NEWPORT B E ACH, CA ,- , :" '':: ~ 'j ~ :;?"'lE O TELEPHO NE ( 714) 6-<-"! -4 t11 ... ~ ...... -. .:: ". • • • • :.: ~1l!:.! •• "1!:.::.a _ _ . " - 7"'(' • • !: ", l7 J10 ~ ,.; January 3, 1971 OF COUNSEL ~ . • •• ~: L~ .JAMES R. KNAPP ,. ... " ~ .. -. , '"'< .. " .... <.I., ~ _ 't:'" _ ...... 1 - """ . 'S -.. ., ... .. •• _ :: ..... - ~ .:: J '. ' ''-l ' --~ •• '\ ...... __ - - -.. S <:J "' ...... t r; .... , 1;,~ · .:l ·'O ~ 1 • C' ,," CIll,. ,\ r ' ~ N.i,. C' , Ji=! .
Mr, J o hn D. Ehrl iCl,ma n Assi st.a n t to the President. for Domestic Affairs The vvh i t e House Washin g ton, D.C. 20500
Re: Th eA'Richard Ni xon Fouw3.ation
Dear John:
We are pleased to advise that the District Director of Int ernal Revenue Service at Los Angeles has issued h is statement offi cially classifying Th e Richard Nixon Foundation as a non- rivate foundation under the Tax Re form Act of 1 969, a copy of wh ich determination letter is enclosed for your personal f iles .
Kindest personal regards.
Sincerely y ours , ~~) /~('"/;!, VI y RANK " DE MARCO, JR. For th Flrm
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WASHINGTON
October 16, 1970
Dear Frank:
Enclosed is a letter to the President fronl Mr" JalDes H. )(}\1errilJ, r e questing the opportunity to meet with his attorney "to discuss a very good idea that would provide the ideal means of cons erving (tne Pre sidenL I s) e s ta te values and solving tl1e llquidity problemll.
Since this app ears to be in your bailiwick, I am requesting tnat your office r eply directly to Mr. Merrill.
With best p e rsonal regards, I am /
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John W.· ·.' 9\ean, IIf Counsel fo th \ President -,l. Mr. Frank D e M arco, Jl~. Kalrnb ~ c~, /DeMarco, Knapp and ChLllJp gworth 611 West Sixth Street Los An ~ eles, California 90017 . Enclosure p~~",-",~~~..!:i.!:~~~:.o;;;::.=_ ....:...... :r..."""'_._ _...... ---.:::...:...:>...:...... :c...~..:...;...... :.;~:..o...... ~-=--~~~:.::...~_ ~-"-__"..- ~~____"'--...... ,_ ?j:zr-9n ~/l EXEC '1IiV 1 (2) THE WHITE HOUSE /:::-EJc:; - /
WASHINGTON ,eA I~ LG-/a/~?~j ., August 17, 1970 ----. .
MEMORANDT..Jr1 FOR: John D. Ehrlichman Robert H. Finch ·Leonard Garment H. R. Haldeman Patricia Reilly Hitt John N. Nitchell
Attached please find copies of the following: X (1) Letter to Ed Morgan from Frank De Marco re items (21(3) & (4)belm .
( 2) Minutes of Organizational Meeti g of the Board of Executive Truste s of the Richard Nixon Foun~ o (3) By-Laws of the Richar ~~~6 n Foundation )( (4) Written Consent to Amendment to Articles of Incorporation of the Richard Nixon Foundation.
You .rill note that items nLunber (2) and (4) \dl1 require your signature. The signature sheet will be circulated separately and will be fon-larded to you very shortly for your signature .
John De
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.::~ [cu"n'!":", (;y i Dr HERB ERT WyKALM BACH -r f- ~y 550 :--.lEWPORT CENTER DR!V~
NEWPORT BEACH . CALIFORN IA 92660
May 5, 1972
Dear Mr. President:
Many thanks for the momento of your
China trip.
It's the lead elephant in the herd
on my desk.
Best regards,
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The Honorable Richard M. Nixon President The White House Washington, D. C. ( It;- -J :Y' NOV 2 13/'(. I LAW OFFICES KALMBACH, DEMAR CO, KNAPP & CHILLINGWORTH
H:::R6[R7 w . KAL M BA':H SU ITE 90 0 • NEWPORT FI~WKIAL P ~AZA I 550 NE'IVPORT CENTER DRI VE F"RANK DeMARCO. .J R NEWPORT BEAC H. CALIFORNIA 92660 S H ERWO OD C CHll ll NGWO ~,",'-: lOS ANGELES (.) F"F" ' CE HAR OLO £ RAL TELEPHONE (714) 644-4111 ATU\NTI C RIC H F I EL D ? '- ' ,Z:.. A l E Y. AN OE~ BOW I E ROB f' c,n .... C'l L S O N 44T'H f"LOOR NORTH "";" C NER RC::' C RT'"' .Iot O f:) Q ; 3C."l '- '5 SO U TH FL O :',';: R S TR E E T R~r ,,", ~ -, :; C . G Rc:: r. :"06 E ,q c:; THr - ..... P EC I'; i: N P AUGH !..O ~, ANvC.L;: ::', ...... a. ... F" O R N Jfo. -:~ :;. o /' ALAN i' W O l E: N · :-ELEPHON !.: ~ 2 t · )) f ~ O - .. ~ , L"-RR)' q. ~HRA:"'L 'TE, ~ RY L . :"'H 00 t S 0/ '<.L ": Y C . P:~C ~ , O F COU NSEL ERIC .... . ~AR 7 E ~ " S RA.LPH J. MOR C A!'oI JAM E.S R . K,NAPP DAVI D PA, T i£.RSQ N SMIfH WES T ON L .J O H ""' SO N B R U C E E . HARR ' '''' G ''' O N A . C WAIN II/H I 1 E R O BERi'" H . r O R WAR D . .J R RICH#-.RD 5 CR Ow LE Y' F" . SCO TT J ACK SON HOWARD S . SU.JSHt:: R Oct !'Cr 19 72
Mr . Falph E . Becker 2916 'l'hirty-Seconc Street N. W. Wash ing on , D. C. 20 008
Dear Mr. Bec er: J o .. n 'Drli chroan has t("lld m Jf yon:: int e r es-\; i ~ , a \.i..g a co•.tri::·:tt.icn of CE:ct-:t1n Presidf.:n ial 1·1el!10 r abi l ia ~ 0 t he :axon Library c..Dri H'.J.s : It'". •
P ease l et me knf)~~ ~f It. ,., .... ·1 10. bE;: !..-vr.-v' c ;;'; e!1t f or us to _et Lv:1ctler sh n:.ij ai-:<:- .... ; !~ '2 (, :""CT.:t~~ - :r f s uch a meeting c · 1\ e arranc;e , I'll call J ··..) u a .. -'I \-:.l-: c a n e en work out a ti~e and p l ace . I'm Th ank you, r,tr . Becke for your i n ter e t . l ooking forward to o ur meet ' ng . v ery truly yours,
I~ <.- '-I.i{ Herb ert
H\-n< / ah BeC :~Mr. John D. Ehrlichman
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Ralph E. Becker 2916 Thirty-Second Street,. N. W. Washington. D. c. 20008 EXECUTIVE .--' /"£~Z-? ~YI LAW OFF ICES· APR 1 J 1973 / XKALMBACH, DEMARCO, KNAPP & CHILLINGWORTH Hf'H't:RT W KALJrr04!!1ACH ,-RA".K D.MARCO, JR. SUITE 900· NEWPORT FINANCIAL PLAZA 1550 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 5Hl.RwOOD C . CHtLL1NOWOATH NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA 92660 HAROLD r\l.AAL AL£)I(ANDl:R BOWl!: TELEPHONE (714) 644-4111 LOS ANGf:l!tS Of"'rlCf III"CHAR O ~ O. BAROfR ATLANTIC RICH F'IELO PLAZA ROe£RT M . OlSO ... 44TH F"lOQR NORTH TOW[R RDe[RT H ,",ORRISON RICHARD C . OR[[NB[RO 515 SOUTH f"'lOWER STRrET THOt..tAS 0 P[CK[NPAUOH LOS ANGELES, CAllF"QRN'A 90071 ALAN R WOLE.~ LARRY e THRALL T[:LEPHONE (213) saO - ZBn Tf!:RR'I' L . RHOOES OAKL[V C '-ROST £RIC W """RTtN!!. OF' COUNSCl R ... LP .... ,J MOROAN OAVID PATTr:RSON SMITH JAM ES R. KNAPP W[STON l ,JOHNSON WILLIAM I" MILLE:R BRUCt t . HARRINOTON A . ow"I'" WHITt ROetRT H '-ORWARD. .JR. RICHARD S. CROWLey ,.. SCOTT .JACKSON HOWARD S. SlUSH[R April 9, 1973
Mr. John D. Erlichman Assistant to the President The White House Washington, D. C.
Dear John:
For your info file, here is a copy of a recent internal memorandum relative to the Foundation.
Leonardis got the ball and is moving ahead. Frank is doing the legal work. Theylll all be back to you when they need some decisions. Right now theylre simply getting ready.
Regards,
Herbert W. Kalmbach
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I am. t l'lrG . 1~·ittJ.· ic~1 G_-i:tritl'l., i\ . . D . C hait'n1 C :rD !'~ ( J~l ,!a .: t '-: 301-' !):-c-nia >< cc: Hurle s s ;Barton Leonard ~ ,- ., Fire stone Her be rt~Kalmb.ach r y- Mr. dgar M. Gillenwaters A g,8 1stant to the Govem or Governor I s Office Sac ramento, California • "'...... ,.;, ..-... ly• • er 6, 969 t Dec &V y 9ZZ 0 HRH:LH :pm 1 IJ 1 at r Letter of October 13 to ecretary Finch frOID Le ~ Hyze Leon Hyze A ociates 1004 South El C . 0 Real 5 n Clexnente 9Z672 re de ign of future NU:oD Library d Muae 17. 1 r FPt?' February 11, 1970 Dear Mr. Krehbiel: Thanks for your l etter of F ebruary 9. Unfortunately, my schedule indicates that I wUI probably not be in town on the 18th. X Nevertheless, Mr. ~ach Is now handling a great deal of the President's pers nal bus l ess" and although I am not aware that Mr. Kalmbacb11s contemplatlng any large insur ance increases, I would be ha py to verify that with him for you. Mr. Ka1.mb~ch IS office add:re s is: -+- Mr. Herb rt K¥ba.ch Kalnl,bach. DeMarco, Knapp & Chll1ingworth 900 F'inancla1 Plaza 500 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach, CaUfornia. Sincerely, Edward L. Morgan Deputy Assistant to the President )( Mr. John Kr ehbiel" CLU X Aetna Life and Casualty 1422 West Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, California 91105 Dear Herb: While Mr. Krehbiel has a few policies on the President IS life, he is elf the opinion that the President needs about $1 billion of insuran ceo I am sure you know how the President feels about life insurance. I have caused Mr. Krehbiel a few unpleasant moments by consistently turning down his "plans II for the President. I figure "forewarned is forearmed. II Edwar d L. Morgan 6iENRAL rc/.-"...,. / o February 18 letter to the President frcnn MarilYnn K . Hofstetter Mayor, City of ttier hittier Civic Center 13Z30 East Penn Street hittier, California 90602 bec: Bob Haldeman ( th copy of incoming) EXECUTIVE P/:;:; / ry • 1 70 at a. to TRH:jlh y 3, 1910 c • which fOIl de~tm t • 1, Y ra, t 1 Pi o c rt e. )c • (tnetno frorp ns of May April 27 ~er to Timmons from • H. Barto Chairman. Nixon Birthplace Foundation, Box. 402, Yorba Linda, California 92686 November II. 1989 letter fram Timmons to Charles iggins, CongreS9tnaD January 19. 1970 Kahnbach letter to Barton 2 , 1 70 o : SI r or t rn 0 tr tion Si Jo n D. Ehrlicl -- - \ Nov mber 7. 1970 fa r Leonar : x of YO', Tdt ~c.lre 'ber ar-d It va.y .·i:l cs, 10375 ''/: RN / If / mek/ gm G 1.1. '\ " , .. -,- . \~,- ,. I ~ • 1 1 .. it;" the rw.-'idso:::u.~ pcn.rl ::l1.e of ti:e ,"*'Z'rrl ! . , I I .. . . ' c " , I ~ ,r - -. 'rElit E ~ ?·-::. rc-i-:'c!: I I }"+I...{,-: _ - .' (.· ' - .,...,;-"r:."1-~1_ ... .,.. - L')~ ..... ,,-,..... ~ __t.,-,," ~ .. \".; "'... '''''''_~ 10' .h ·i .-e .:; ... .. Ci-:.r ~ l~::.~a -llivC:l'!;;a" Gi~Y I C'" iCc:~.., _ ~!l (':.;3 Gift • 1 --- ~-'- • ,SIDe.rely, RN/U/gm Gift .. [K£CllTIVE " . @. ::Z::~~?7~T.jj/~~ December 1970 DAr Bob: x YOUI' y ~, though.tfullrwi tiOD to malt. UN ollA.clclu R ach a. pa••ed aloftg by H.rh~ba~ this t. juat a note to thank you for Idnd _. I 11'. ... 1, appred at it, aud 1 hope to ha the opperhmit, to take advao&a of your hoepltaUt at .ome time In the not too diBUAt I'ut r • incerely. x Honorablo Robert O ~ .AQd I' OD Poat OUlee Bolt 1000 Boswell. Mexlco cc: Herb Ka lmbach RN:NM:blm /· .....2: . / .. L A V OFF i C ES Kr\L.:1DAC:::::, DE~1_'ill CO , K_ AP 3.: C.tfIJ-,L ING', \~ O RTH . !:;:,.ecR ...... l'II AL .... ~ ACJl;..f C" ; ~ ...p.."I Fe~rua~ y 1 4 , 1976 ~1 r . John D . ....; ' ,rlichman Assistant t o the Presi dent For Dome s tic Affairs Th e l>J Iit e Ho use Wa s hingt on, D. C. Dear John : This short not e is to c o nfi rm that 1."18 I re havi ng l unch toge t '.e.r c.t the C ~ l iforn i a Club in Lo s ~ nge l e s on W .d ne s day , Ma r ch 29th (:Koom 2 0 5) x . Beside3 t he t wo of u s, Leonard lrestone, Taft . Schreibe r and r ank Da.a r 0 will be pres'2nt. ~ A L~t me know if y ou want .to a d d any o ne or if you want ~e to bring a ny f iles . Regards( He r bert w. Ka l mb ach H ~l ' ins - - . ~/ , .' ... J : ! .. ;:t.EC1 '·'T'IiFE X / ,( .1/ MAURICE H. 5TAN !:O ) cce ~~ei 22, :972 ~/ Dear Mr. Pre.;icer,t: Kathleen ana I enthl'siast' ally thank you and Pat for the lovely poinset ia plant . We appreci~t~ your thoilehtfu]ness a nd generosity at thi,~ Holiday time, _ ... / This Christn~ s is A appy ~ .~P for us nmv that sh~ ha s jus[ retu rned h0. E. aftE"- four montb :o irL th(, hos l ital. We "Ii"h hoth yUJ. ar,d your tamily 3 . blessed ;';u'L 1.stmas and a Happy New Year. Sincerely, Th0 Pn; ~ i dent The \fu ite House Wa shington, D. C. DC4tnly. N/ll./mek/me Christmas gift BANKERS LIFE NEBRASKA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT November 22, 1968 } Dear Peter: I have the utmost confidence in Mr. Nixon's ability and persuasion to have the best Cabinet. Of course, we all know that his selections will have much to do with the kind of Administration we all expect him to ha ve. I hope that he will appoint Robert Finch as g ecretary of HEW. Generally speaking, I don't think people realize -how important this Department is. We certainly will have more and continuing problems in the health area. Welfare probably has been as mismanaged as anything the Government has a part in, and this includes the Poverty Program where we have certainly thrown money down a rat hole. -V Having worked with MAurice Sta r s for the last sixteen months, I have developed the highest regard for his ability and integrity. The integrity of our fiscal and monetary program needs a man of great strength as Secretary of the Treasury. In my opinion, Maurice would make an excellent Secretary of the Treasury. I have had the opportunity during the Campaign to become acquainted with Governor Tom Dewey. I have always been impressed with his knowledge and ability. He would certainly make a great Secretary of State, and would be able to put into effect Dick i S foreign policy, which I agree with one hundred percent. Since September of 1967 one of the real privileges I have received from this Campaign was to become better , acquainted with John Mitchel;l . What ability and what judgment! I am always impressed with the kind of people that John has gathered around Mr. Nixon during this Campaign. I have not met one person who has had HOME OFFICE: L.INCOL.N, NEBRASKA 1 .....~ . • ....,... his hand out or who has not been 'working unselfishly for the main reason we have all worked, and that was to help elect Mr. Nixon as Pres-ident. A man who helped in the selection process and kept everything in line must be in Mr. Nixon's Cabinet. Law and Order was the main issue of the Campaign. Our Attorney General must be a strong man. John would make a great Attorney General, and even though.it would be a great sacrifice, he would be doing a great service to his Country. I hope this suggestion becomes a fact. Of course, in the Middle West, we are interested in the Secretary of Agriculture and this is probably the most thankless job of all. I think this position should be filled by a Middle Westerner in line with Mr. Nixon's pre-election statements that he wanted a person who knew something about agriculture, and that he would appoint a man who would talk to him about the farm problems and not someone to talk to the farmer about the Government's problems. I am going to make a recommendation next week for one of the Under-Secretaries of Agriculture, but I do not have a candidate that I would recommend as Secretary. It is my feeling that the Presidency of the Import-Export Bank and the World Bank is extremely important to the new Administration. These two banks can be most helpful in solving our balance of payment problems and keeping the dollar strong; also, both are extremely important in our foreign relations and the respect that we can regain in world affairs. In my opinion, one of the leading bankers in the Country is George Champion. He would do a great job as President of the 3OTm)d BaQlc. If we get any further ideas, we will pass them along. And, of course, you can either "take them or leave them," but I do have great confidence in the future. Thanks for the lunch. Best personal regards, ~k · GBC:nk Mr. Peter Flanigan Office of the President-elect 39th Floor, Pierre Hotel New York, New York )( JUSTIN DART i ~ /',.",:.J ''',."" .. ({<.,. --''I':' "" b ~U TIV~ . . Jt,tf'~/ January 17, 1969 Dear Mr. President: Thank you so much for a most pleasant evening with Maury~tans last Monday evening in New York. It was a I1ivilege for me h. join in this tribute to Maury nd I thought it was a most enjoyable party...... thank --you for lending your name to the ty of Southe rn C a lifornia AssociCl.tes. As an of the Board of Trustees, it meant a great me persona lly and also the Univer s ity. e joins me in sending our warmest wishes and ,...... ,eongratulations. Kinde st regards and good luck! ,"'--\ t • < I . \ .... \. , i \... ..- ..:>-, - '-- I / ,.-... . I :'/' i\ '~~'--- - ./ The President Richard M. Nixon The White House Washington; D. C. ... -X. .,,. . \ ' . « ,',' _ JJJr.,J! 3M CENTER .. SAI NT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55 101 BERT S , CROSS CHAIR"'4AN OF THE BOARD Janua'ry 15, 1969 The Honorable Richard M. Nixon President-Elec t of the United States 450 Park Avenue New York, New York 10022 Dear Dick: This being the l ast time I will be able to address you in such familiar terms, I just wanted to thank x you for the fine invitation to attend the. Stans dinner. 7' It was extremely enjoyable. l - ., • '/-:;.' (;,$1[.£ j~ .) Best regards, Jl · --~ / ~::;' l - '1,A X Bert S. Cros s BSC:brl .. I _, , I . . - " ; Y B_EPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE C O ~1MITTEE 400 PA K AV EN UE ~ . E V YO K, NEW YO 1002 2 0 (212) 758-3444 M ':' \':PICE H. S l M~ S rr :-.: ~. t, . Cf CHA I ;!: .\U,!'J ;.V ,X t,', F,S, H;: R HENR Y SAtVI\ TORI December 9, w .;!.. itR N. THAYEK CO ·C. H":'. If' ;,I CN COJ ::: TNE Y 8 1J,~ T ON GE t\'~t" /\L lUC IUS J . CLA Y R/,t PH J. C O ~ '"l I' ; E: ;( J . Q. 1;FQ~~i FOLG =R F. PcAVE"t ::n: E:'FI N ~! ~ TO : Richard M. Nixon JAMES S K ~ M f-~ ~ S :.' ~ " J CE.~ T. OliN CH A ~_ rs ~. 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LElAND M. !(AISER ..Jx Mr. Lan '(;' 5 n arLe EXECU1"IVE VICE CHAIRMEN Mr. E. H.~Lane DANIEL W. HO fGR EN FOR. along fo l po sS'ib 11:: JACK A. GLEASON The Lane Company, Inc. t=; J. PA TR ICK DuGAN n A.s.sI SIA~ TS TO CH4,I.III.\A.N AltaVista, Virginia 451' dinZ?/ . ation ? J OHN E. CO ~ ETTE THOMAS B. EVA NS. JR. DANIt L C. GA INEV HARO LO H. HElM Dear Mr. Lane: HENilY KEARNS Refem W ILLI AM C. lIEDT KE. J~. H, C q I e THOMAS A. PAPPAS An :;.w~l' VERNON ST OUffER T han k you for you FI~~_~ ~EGIONAL CHAIRMEN letter of Nbvember 22. ~, LOREN M. BERRV ElMER H. Boas r merit to what you say, and .J.. lIUt-J co "HU.e, M'S. GEORGE C. BROCK GEO;:GE CHAl.,\P I::::--': you will have a chance to talk to Mr. M?S. ANNA CH ENNAULT GEO::C,£ CH'?ISTOPHER Nixon personally. JUSTIN DART THOMAS S. GATES JOHN M. KING V. JOHN KRcH91EL However, I suggest that you p ostpone BH;-..JARO LASKcil GU STA VE L. LevY your request for a meeting until after DAN \'I, LU FKIN MSS. OC OCN PHlrps the Inauguration when you can perhaps JOHN W ROlliNS JOse". E SH (rrttt D visit with him in the White House or at C. AJ\NHOlT SMIIH W. CL (ME NT ~TON E tend some affair there that would- g)vo CHA RLES M. WH ITE VICE CHAU1Mi N you the opportunity of seeing him. C. LANGHOR NE WASHWRN FINANCE DIIH.(TOR. HU GH w. SLOAN. JR. I am sure you understand that right A.S.SISTANT fiNANCE OIR.EClOR. now he is devoting all his time to the J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF. " TREASU'1ER selection of a Cabinet. RAYMOND T. UNDE RWOOD. JR. COMPTROLLER Sincerely, h~~ !/x!C~ \ Maurice H. Stans \ I MHS:cb I - \'~I . .... r .. ~ - ..,r~ L '. t ·... ·. J',\~ l'-- / OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT·ELECT 'J RICHARD M. NIXON ROBERT C. MARDIAN 726 JACKSON PLACE STAFF OF THE PRESIDENT·ELECT WASHINGTON . D . C. 20006 (202) 395.6916 MEMORANDUM TO : FROM : DATE: RE : REPUBLICAN r~ ATIO}~AJ~ FINANCE COMMITTEE 400 PARK AV EN UE • NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022 e (212) 758-3 444 MAURICE H. STANS FINANCE (HAl P..',',AN November 25, 1968 MAX M. FISf'(R HENRY SAlV:'.TO RI WALTeR N. THAY ER CO·CHAIR.W: N COURTNEY E.U I=:TON GENfRP, L LUCI US D. CLAY RALPH J. CORDINE R 14 RE~O J. CL lrFORD FOLG !:. R F. P;:/,VEY HEFF ;tfl NGER JA,V,ES S. KE lI.\P EP SPE NCcj:! T. o un TO: John Mitchell CH A?L. £S S. TH8:AAS SI N ClA ! ~ V/ Et: KS HON O "! ~ :l Y CC·C~AI P' ,'.\£N FROM: Maurice H. Stans H En E ~T W. KALvd}.\CH W . DON B ~£WE i(: ~ E::::.·. '. I;\ .:"': :, ·, ! t ? .o!I. ~! K, J~. LeLAN D M. ·:< ;'·. iSER EXEC U f IV:: VICE o-I;-\ !~ .'. ~ :N DM'JlE l W. I-I OFC :=!E N JACK A. GlEASO :'-l J. PA lRiC K D UGA .~ Ass's r /1N 1S TO CH':"l iUlv\N Charles Whitehouse is a Grade I foreign service officer JO HN E. CORETTE H!QI'.' AS B. EVANS, JR. in the state Department. He is highly rated by Wiley DN-~t EL C. GA. iNEY Hr\ ~: Ol D H. HE; ,'..' Buchanan and by Harry Stimpson. H ~l'J R Y .'< :': ,·\ RNS WllU A1.\ C. LI ED TKE, JR. T H O.~·/AS A. PAPP;',5 VE RN O N S iOU F r E~ IEGICNAl C,q ·'< :R',I : ' -. Whitehouse was very helpful to us in the course of LOREN M. a~RR Y the campaign, and J suz gest that notation of this EUAER H. BOes.T M RS . G 't O ; G~ C. B~O(K fact be made so that his po s itlon can be g iven G E O,:; G ~ C H:',, \\ ~I ON 1\', ';(5. A~ , N A C H ~ "! N .,\ :j i.. T some p r o t ectio n . GSOP.:; = O-L::OlSt 0 ?HE'? JUST IN DA Rr Tr--i OM AS S, G':"' ~ ts JO"~ M. KI:--!G V. JC f-l KR ~H SI~ L a e:~ N ,\ ~D l';5 K = ~ GU ST,';V:. l. LEVY DAN \ V. LUFKIN M.H.S. "'.4, ~ S . OC D E~ ~ PHlf :-' S JOhN W . '::' O LL1 i':S ac JO'SE PI· I E. Sq EFHE 0 C AC:~, . --; OU S".' II H W . CL !; ',I';';--fT S rOK'E CHARLc.:.i t k ItVH; TE cc: C. LA 'S HO ';;: .'!c W A Sj-l 8URi'J Flf;ANCE Dl,,:. c r c~ HUGH VI St O.4N, JR Assln..... N . ~H! ;, hC;: O I~ !CIO~ J. W I LlIA!,\ i\,q [, CY: .' !~P.f , II TR CAS Uil:E t: RAY,"'~ O~ 1 0 T. U 'lD :~? \ V 009. JR. COM P 1 ~' O ~ lE!il \ NUV 2 1968 DA LLAS C O UNT Y REPU BLICA N FIN ANCE COMMITTE E J D) 5738 North Central Expressway • DaHas, Texas 75206 • TA 6-7330 Q~ Republican Party OF DALLAS COU NTY CHAfRMA..L"l Roben B. Gillespie November 18, 1968 KEY REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN Sam Wyly FINANCE COMMITTEE Fred ]. Agnich Dale]. Austin, M.D. Harry W. Bass, Jr. Richard D. Bass Honorable Richard on Duncan E. Boeckman Roland Bond, Sf. 350 Park Avenue • W . Rufus Bren( H. R. Bright New York, N.Y. N . Bruce Calder G eorge V. Charlton Max C1ampin William P. Clements. Jr. Dear Mr. Nixon: Eugene E. Coosranrin, Jr. Jack A. Crichton Thomas G. Crouch (haJies W. Culwell I write to encourage the appointment of Mr. Maurice stans James C. Currey Lyo E. Davis as Secretary of the Treasury in your admlIT Dr. Milton V. Davis D. W. Forbes P. W. Gifford John A. Gillin John T. Gordin Our country demands honesty and integrity, H. Dane Gram Roy Guffey ability, for this most important position. We hav l. E. Guillot E. R. Haggar deprived of these attributes for the past three Dr. WiUiam B. Heroy, Sf. A. G. Hill The low regard in which our word in fiscal and Don M. Houseman Rex O. Johnson affairs is held throughout the world is an el Don K. Jones- Dr. Mortoo E. Jones Philip R. Jonsson tribute to the deceit and total lack of abil" Herman W. Lay John Leedom integrity from Messrs. Fowler, Demming and Dr. Mark L Lemmon Patrick J. Leonard Cary M. Maguire Richard 1. Morgan Mr. Stans has a demonstrated record of ability and Eugene E. N earburg Edward F. N eild, III integrity, coupled with a realistic approach to the Peter O'Doonell, Jr. William H. Pardoe monetary problems of today. I would ask you to remember Robert B. Payne Jack P ew, Jr. that it is the New York banking community and their Dr. Milam B. Pharo Phil Porter Paul M . Raigorodsky unrealistic advice who have contributed to the unrest Dudley ]. Ramsd f." n R. C. Rieder in the world today, and I would ask you to look elsewhere Ralph B. Rogers Glenn Sayles for your senior financial advice. H. G. Schiff John Sears Wilbur B. Sherman Bruce A. Sinclair As a Republican, a Nixon supporter since 1952, and a Luciao C. Snet.·d Peter P. Srewart member of RN Ass'ociates, I am most pleased with your Philip B. Stewart David A, Srretch victory and I offer you every good wish. Harry]. Srrief, Jr. John Strong Wilson A. Tayloe Allyn F. Taylor Sincerely yours, w. Nelson Taylor D. ]. Tohin Lucian Touchstone Edward O. VeHer T. 6 . Walker, Jr. Travis T. W allacl' Fletcher W . Ward A. J. Wessely Wm. R, Wiggins W . W . Wigley Donald G. Wildes Robert B. Gillespie John D. Wisenbaker Sam Wyly Fred M. Zeder, II Robert B. Gill" spie, Finance Chairman, Hartford Bldg., Dallas, Texas 75201 / T. Gayle Phillip', Director of Finance, 5'738 North Central Expressway, Dallos, Texas 75206 ~~~ h?~:U S~ ;t.rv ~C- .. CT~ / ___"""45""'/< Peter M. Flanigan Staff of Richard M. Nixon 450 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 (212) 661-6400 Deputy Campaign Manager Under Secret ary of De f ense and Secretary of Treasury - M. H.Stans (recommended by J.Mil bank)