Richard Nixon Presidential Library Contested Materials Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 40 3 9/30/1972Campaign Report Exerpts from remarks prepared for delivery by Clark MacGregor at an afternoon meeting of the California Republican State Central Committee. 2pgs. 40 3 9/30/1972Campaign Report RE: List of independent or non-partisan Republican and Democratic Mayors who attacked Senator McGovern's Urban Policy Panel. 4pgs. 40 3 10/3/1972Campaign Report Enquirer interview review. 3pgs. 40 3 9/29/1972Campaign Newsletter Work to Win, Published by National Labor Committee for the Election of McGovern- Shriver. 2pgs. 40 3 10/6/1972Campaign Brochure 4th Annual Truman Day Rally. The Harry Truman Award. 2pgs. 40 3 10/6/1972Campaign Report National Labor Coordinator for the Committee for the Re-Election of the President named. 1pg. 40 3 10/5/1972Campaign Report Northeast Florida building and construction trades council, AFL-CIO, unanimously endorses President Nixon. 1pg. 40 3 10/5/1972Campaign Newsletter "Legend of Rock and Roll" show sponsored by Young Voters for the President. 1pg. 40 3 10/3/1972Campaign Memo To: Gordan Strachan. From: Raymond Caldiero. RE: Newsweek magazine cover. 2pgs. Tuesday, January 10, 2012 Page 1 of 4 Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 40 3 10/5/1972Campaign Memo To Gordon (?) From: Dwight Chapin. RE: Mcgovern propaganda that arrived at Dwight Chapin's house. 8pgs. 40 3 10/6/1972Campaign Other Document MacGregor's daily personal schedule. 2pgs. 40 3 10/7/1972Campaign Newsletter Formation of black engineers/architects committee to re'elect the President. 1pg. 40 3 10/7/1972Campaign Newsletter Formation of Black businessmen's committee to re-elect the president. 4pgs. 40 3 10/7/1972Campaign Newsletter Formation of Black educators committee to re-elect the president. 2pgs. 40 3 10/7/1972Campaign Newsletter Statement of Maurice H. Stans in response to senator Warren G. Magnuson. 1pg. 40 3 10/9/1972Campaign Newsletter Mississippi committee appoints state legislators committee chairman. 2pgs. 40 3 10/9/1972Campaign Other Document Clark MacGregor's daily personal schedule. 1pg. 40 3 10/8/1972Campaign Newsletter Statement by Clark MacGregor, campaign director, on Columbus Day. 1pg. 40 3 10/9/1972Campaign Newsletter A conversation with Yank Durham. 4pgs. 40 3 10/10/1972Campaign Other Document Clark MacGregor's schedule for trip to Indiana. 7pgs. 40 3 10/11/1972Campaign Newsletter Texas Labor Committee announces support for the re-election of President Nixon. 1pg. 40 3 10/6/1972Campaign Memo To: Herbert G. Klein. From: Alvin Snyder. RE: New York State organization's statistics for September. 2pgs. Tuesday, January 10, 2012 Page 2 of 4 Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 40 3 10/11/1972Campaign Memo To: H. R. Haldeman. From: Murray Chotiner. RE: Letter to the Editor which appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Newspaper attached. 2pgs. 40 3 10/13/1972Campaign Memo To: H. R. Haldeman. From: Harry Dent. RE: Letter from Warren B. French. 2pgs. 40 3 10/12/1972Campaign Memo To: Gordon Strachan. From: Ray Caldiero. RE: Letter to Newsweek reprinted in October 16th issue of Newsweek. Copy attached. 2pgs. 40 3 10/11/1972Campaign Newsletter Texas Labor Committee announces support for the re-election of President Nixon. 1pg. 40 3 10/12/1972Campaign Newsletter Statement by Albert E. Abrahams, Directore of Communications for the Committee for the re-election of the President. 2pgs. 40 3 10/14/1972Campaign Newsletter Announcement of Physicians for the re- election of the President. 2pgs. 40 3 10/13/1972Campaign Newsletter Announcement of Clark MacGregor's memorandum to his campaign organization for the rmainding weeks of the campaign. 5pgs 40 3 10/12/1972Campaign Newsletter Statement by a spokesman for the committee for the re-election of the President. 1pg. 40 3 10/12/1972Campaign Newsletter Statement released to the Congressional Record by Seanatir Barry Goldwater. 5pgs. 40 3 10/13/1972Campaign Memo To: Clark. MacGregor. From: Jeb S. Magruder. RE: Scholars for the President. 5pgs. Tuesday, January 10, 2012 Page 3 of 4 Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 40 3 10/13/1972Campaign Other Document Clark MacGregor's schedule for October 14th-October 21st, 1972. 2pgs. 40 3 10/14/1972Campaign Other Document Clark MacGregor's schedule for October 14th. 2pgs. 40 3 10/14/1972Campaign Newsletter Spanish-speaking Committee for the re- election of the President. 3pgs. 40 3 10/14/1972Campaign Newsletter Exerpts from remarks by Clark MacGovern prepared for delivery at the reception dinner of Heritage groups for the re-election of the President. 3pgs. 40 3 10/16/1972Campaign Memo To: Fred Malek. From: Charles Colson. RE: Attached memo from Bill Rhatican re: Impressions from New Jersey. 3pgs. 40 3 Campaign Report Celebrities for the President. 15pgs. 40 3 10/16/1972Campaign Newsletter Statement by Clark MacGregor. 3pgs. 40 3 10/13/1972Campaign Memo To: Clark MacGregor. Through: Jeb S. Magruder. From: Herbert L. Porter. RE: House Surrogates. 2pgs. 40 3 5/31/1972Campaign Report Primary States. 1pg. 40 3 6/8/1972Campaign Report State Primaries. 1pg. Tuesday, January 10, 2012 Page 4 of 4 o News from the CommiHee for the Re-election of the President FOR I MMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: DEVAN L. SHUHWAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1972 (202) 333-6760 #9-77 EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY BY CLARK MacGREGOR, CAMPAIGN DI RECTOR COMMITTEE FOR THE RE- ELECT ION OF THE PRESIDENT AT AN AFTERNOON MEET ING OF THE CAL I FORNIA REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL cm~ I TTEE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, SEPTEMBER 30 , 1 972 Whatever credibility Senator McGovern may once have enjoyed is fast being undermined by the exposure of his r hetorical amb i g uities and substantive r e versals. A sure vote-loser for McGovern i s his repeated t actic of l~nking t he policies of President Ni xon to those of Adolf Hitler. And he is constantly backing and filling i n political desperation. Senator McGovern has proposed three di fferent welfare schemes. In fact, his welfare position is getting more and more l ike the House That Jack Built. The Senator started with a proposal to change the welfare syst em. He has now come forward with a scheme t o replace hi s plan, to revise his proposal to change the welfare system. I fear that t omorrow we wil l see a sugges tion to amend his s cheme , to replace his plan to revise his proposal to change the welfare system. (m ore) CLARK MacGREGOR 2 2 2 2 J ust the cost of tracking and ana lyzing his proposals would, at this rate, be sufficient in i tself to require a t ax i ncrease. Again, the cha rac ~e r is ti cs of the President' s leadership present a dramatic contrast. The President has given constant attention to the imp l ementation of his s t rategies rather than doctoring rhetoric or substance simply to gain poli tic&l appeal. Despi te the handicap of an obstructive Congress, President Nixon's achievements have been extraordinary. *** News from o the Committee for the Re-election of the President 1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 (202) 333-0920 ,,- , " '. J:\ ;",1 1, ,<~ : ", ... '..>'- '. : / . ... i ;-: \,'. ; I , t '.;.' 'J- j "",]1.' n "~\ 'J. r~ :!S) r, C. J"l' ·.'l:: ; ,' !~',-i::c· : ,! 1) : ... ,i ~_ ~ J. ..... \ C;" . ! }:l 1. !} .. 'I, ", "" . (! 1" i '- ) , !) • \ T.: \ ;. .. ·. t . !' i .i "i' ,' 1 . ;./, ,I .... \, . , -­ ~l .. t, ' 1, " ' " :).', t.~, \ (, f" , .. ' "',-, ... " ~ ,A ":'. t L . ~ I j • '. ' .. ~ C" I ' ~ ", ' J: I ~ i j'l'~ :/;- ... L:. j ,~ , V I,) ~~ ~ .~ t- ',-' , " I j l~ ;, : ,"J._. ·1 '." . ~ .. ~ c '11 :~ J' t" i,' -::p~".t·l (.'P1 u 11-,-'" i.,r:). ~ l~C.. ,...:;. r .. : ) ". " ':; r'j ( ." i .<:.1 .: t· 1· '; \' '- r ..;' ; I -. i 1 {}. I_.,~ ( '. ,""l ~: -: ~ . \. j ',) ~ I > ', - . ·1·, L j'1 I "' , ' ~ ~.' '. ~ .' L~ l " , , I l. 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VJe suppose that \\'0 should be 1 for even his death bed conversion. Senator NcGovern, who was nm,;rhere near the Unite::d States Spnatc \vhen the vote on revenue sharing took , nm.; pronounces himself in favor of even bigger revenue- sharing prog'rBms -- although he characteris does not spe<:ify ,-,here he would get the additional $!+ billion he nOvl proposes. TIle fact is that President Ni.:x:on!s revenue sharing proposals have been before the Congress for three years -- but Senator HcGovern has only recently announced that he favored thc::n. Perhaps "lith his help those prograh1;:; could have gone: into effect yf:ars olga. But tv-hen we needed e) -/­ • I ' Sc " L Ll t the of an gJ~o\<,~lJl} l~evcnuc: r,haring, U}' ban and ~;pc:ci;J.l yevcnu:~ sboring and vIC1 fare reform are the l,:u:Lldlng b]Qcks of a n::ltiolJal policy.