38 THE NEW YORK Lists of White House Enen-iies9 and SPlecial to The New York Times -a WASHINGTON, June 27— Following is the original list TH.E WHITE HOUSE of 20 names of White House "enemies" submitted with WASH / INGTON zes oat comments to John W. Dean 3d, then counsel to the Presi- dent, by the office of Charles W. Colson, then special White House counselor, and released EYES ONLY June 12, 197Z today by the Senate Water- gate committee. In addition there is another list submitted by Mr. Dean that he said was prepared by MEMORANDUM FOP.: JOI-RNT DEAN Mr. Colson's office that is ap- parently the master list of FROM: CHARLES COLSONV "political opponents" of the White House. No I have received a well informed tip that there are income date is on tax discrepancies involving the returns of Harold J. Gibbons, that list. a Vice President of the Teamsters Union in St. Louis. This Following this are two has come to me on very, very good authority. memorandums from Mr. Col- son to Mr. Dean relating to Gibbons, Toil should know, is an all,out enemy, a McGovernite, such lists and a memorandum ardently anti-Nixon. He is one of the 3 labor leaders who from Mr. Dean to John D. were recently invited to Hanoi. Ehrlichman, then White House adviser, and H. R. Haldeman, Please see if this one can be 'started on at once and if there then White House chief of is an informer's fee, let me know. There is a good cause staff, that were all submitted at which it can be donated, to the committee today by Mr. Dean. from Charles W. Colson, former Following these is a memo An "eyes only" memo from Mr. Dean to Larry Hig- special counsel to the President, to John W. Dean 3d. by, former assistant to Mr. "Eyes only" indicates it is of highest confidentiality. Haldeman, giving a list of names Mr. Dean prepared. Last of 'Enemies' TIMES, THURSDAY JUNE 28, 1973 Having studied the at- tached material and evalu- ated the recommendations for the discussed action, I be- Memorandums Relating to lieve you will find my list worthwhile for go status. It is in priority order. 6. Stein, Howard, Dreyfus 1. Picker, Arnold M., Unit- Corporation, New York: ed Artists Corporation, 929 heaviest contributor to Mc- Seventh Avenue, New York, Carthy in '68. If McCarthy N. Y.: Top Muskie fund raiser. goes, will do the same in Success here could be both 72. If not, Lindsay or Mc- Those Named debilitating and very embar- Govern will receive the rassing to the Muskie ma- funds. chine. If effort looks promis- 7. ing, both Ruth and David Lowenstein, Allard, Long Picker should be programed Island, New York: Guiding and then a follow-through force behind the 18 year old with United Artists. "Dump Nixon'vote drive. 2. Barkan, Alexander ,E., 8. Halperin, Morton, lead- national director of A.F.L.- ing executive at Common C.I.O.'s Committee on Politi- cal Education, Washington, D. C.: Without a doubt the most powerful political force 15. Mott, Stewart Raw- programed against us in 1968 Cause: a scandal would be lings, Mott Associates, New ($10-million, 4.6 million votes, most helpful here. York: Nothing but big money 115 million pamphlets, 176,- 9. Woodcock, Leonard, for radic-lib candidates. 000 workers—all programed UAW, Detroit, Michigan: No 16. Dellums, Ronald, Con- by Barkan's C.O.P.E.—so comments necessary. gressman, California: Had says Teddy hWite in The 10. S. Sterling Munro Jr., extensive [Edward M. Ken- Making of the President '68). Senator [Henry M.] Jackson's nedy] EMK-Tunney support We can expect the same ef- aide, 711 Lamberton Drive, in his election bid. Success fort this time. Silver Spring, Md.: We might help in California next 3. Guthman, Ed, managing should give him a try. Posi- year. a editor, L.A. Times [actually tive results would stick 17. Schorr, Daniel, Colum- Mr. Guthman is national edi- pin in Jackson's white hat. bia Broadcasting System, tor]: Guthman, former Ken- 11. Feld, Bernard T., Pres- Washington: A real media en- nedy aide, was a highly ident, Council for a Livable emy. against us in '68. It is ob- World: Heavy far left fund- 18. S. Harrison Dogole, vious he is the prime mover ing. They will program an 2011 Walnut Street, Philadel- behind the current Key Bis- "all court press" against us phia, Pa.: President of Globe cayne effort. It is time to in '72. Security Systems — fourth give him the message. 12. Davidoff, Sidney, New largest private ' detective 4. Dane, Maxwell, Doyle, York City, Lindsay's top per- agency in U. S. Heavy Hum- Dane and Bernbach, New sonal aide: a first class phrey contributor. Could York: The tap Democratic S.O.B., wheeler-dealer and program his agency against advertising firm — they de- suggested bagman. Positive US. stroyed Goldwater in '64. results would really shake 19. Paul Newman, Califor- They should be hit hard start- the Lindsay camp and Lind- nia Radic-lib causes. Heavy ing with Dane. say's plans to capture youth vote. Davidoff in charge. McCarthy involvement '68. 5. Charles Dyson, Dyson- Used effectively •in nation- Kissner Corporation, New 13. Conyers, John, Con- wide T.V. commercials. '72 York: Dyson has huge busi- gressman, Detroit: Coming involvement certain. ness holding and is pres- on fast. Emerging as a lead- 20. McCrory, Mary, 2710 ently deeply involved in the ing black anti-Nixon spokes- Macomb Street, Washington Businessmen's Educational man. Has known weakness columnist: Daily hate Nixon which bankrolls a national for white females. articles. radian network of 5 minute 14. Lambert, Samuel M., Senators—Birch Bayh, J. programs — anti-Nixon in President, National Educa- W. Fulgrig5ht, Fred R. Harris, rharacter. tion Association: Has taken Harald Hughes, Edward M. us on vis a vis Federal aid Kennedy, George McGovern, to parochial schools—a '72 Walter Mondale, Edmund issue. Matthew Guinan, Pres., William Prochnau, Seattle Transport Workers Union of Times America, New York City James Reston, New York Paul Jennings, Pres. Inter- Times national Union of Electrical, Carl Rowan, syndicated Radio & Machine Workers, columnist, PubliShers Hall D. C. Warren Unna, Washington Herman D. Kenin, Vice Post NET Pres., AFL-CIO, D. C. Harriet Van Home, colum- Lane Kirkland, Secretary- nist, New York Post Treasurer, AFL-CIO (but we , Milton Viorst, reporter, au- must deal with him) thor, writer Frederick O'Neal, Pres., James Wechsler, New York Actors and Artists of Amer- Post ica, New York City Tom Wicker, New York William Pollock, Pres., Times Textile Workers Union of Gary Wills, syndicated col- America, New York City umnist, author of "Nixon- Jacob Potofsky, General Agon istes." Pres., Amalgamated Clothing The New York Times Workers of America, New Washington Post York City St. Louis Post Dispatch Leonard Woodcock, Presi- Jules Duscha, Washington- dent, United Auto Workers, ian Detroit Robetr Manning, Editor At- Jerry Wurf, International lantic President, American Federal, John Osborne, New Repub- State, County and Municipal lic Employees, Washington, D.C. Richard Rovere, New York- Nathaniel Goldfinger, AFL- er CIO Robert Sherrill, Nation I. W. Abel, Steelworkers Paul Samuelson, News- Media • Julian Goodman, Chief Ex- Jack Anderson, columnist, ecutive Officer, NBC "Washington Merry-Go- John Macy, jr.,, Pres., Pub- Muslde, Gaylord Nelson, Wil- Round" lic Broadcasting Corporation; liam, Proxmire. former Civil Service Comm. Members of the House— Jim Bishop, author, col- umnist, King Features Syn- Marvin Kalb, CBS - Bella Abzug„ William R. An- Daniel Schorr, CBS derson, John Bradomas, dicate Thomas Braden, columnist, Lem Tucker, NBC Father Robert F. Drinan, Sander Vanocur, NBC Robert Kastenmeier, Wright Los Angeles Times Syndicate D.J.R. Bruckner,Los Angeles Celebrities Patman. Carol Channing, actress. Black Congressmen—Shir- Times Syndicate Marquis Childs, chief Wash- Bill Cosby, actor. ley Chisholm, William Clay, Jane Fonda, actress. George Collins, John Con- ington correspondent, St. Louis Post Dispatch Steve McQueen, actor. yers, Ronald DoHums, Charles Joe Namath, New York Diggs, Augustus Hawkins, James Deakin, White House correspondent, St. Louis Post Giants; businessman; actor. Ralph Metcalf, Robert N. C. Paul Newman, actor. Nix, Parren Mitchell, Charles Dispatch James Doyle, Washington Gregory Peck, actor. Rangel, Louis Stokes. Tony Randall, actor. Miscellaneous politicos — Star Richard Dudman, St. Louis Barbra Streisand, actress. John V. Lindsay, Mayor, New Dick Gregory [comedian]. York City; Eugene McCarthy, Post Dispatch former U. S. 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