Richard Nixon Presidential Library Contested Materials Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description No Date Subject 9 15 12/14/1971 Memo From Higby to Bachman RE: various reminders of personal tasks for Higby to complete. 1 pg. Personal 9 15 12/8/1971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE: using one Teeter for campaign planning. 1 pg. Campaign 9 15 12/7/1971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE: beginning campaign polling. 1 pg. Campaign 9 15 12/14/1971 Memo From Higby to Colson RE: the cover to a recent issue of "Monday." 1 pg. Domestic Policy Friday, July 23, 2010 Page 1 of 5
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Richard Nixon Presidential LibraryContested Materials CollectionFolder List
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Bachman RE various reminders of personal tasks for Higby to complete 1 pg
Personal
9 15 1281971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE using one Teeter for campaign planning 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1271971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE beginning campaign polling 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Colson RE the cover to a recent issue of Monday 1 pg
Domestic Policy
Friday July 23 2010 Page 1 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12231971 Report From Higby to Haldeman RE problems that Colson has with Monday 2 pgs
White House Staff
9 15 1261971 Memo From Higby to Haldeman RE Dents recent phone call to Haldeman 1 pg
Domestic Policy
9 15 12101971 Memo From Higby to Malek RE use of Robert Patterson as an advance man in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1271971 Memo Copy of a memo from John Clarke to Chapin Higby Malek and Walker RE Robert Pattersons qualifications for the position of advance man A photograph presumably of Patterson is also included on the original 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 Photograph Robert Pattersons resume 3 pgsPersonal
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Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 2191972 Letter From Thomas D Bell Jr to Frederick H Miller Jr RE Odles notification of Millers wish to help re-elect RN 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 281972 Memo From Odle to Ken Rietz RE using Federick Miller in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1261972 Letter From Odle to Frederick Miller RE possibly using Miller in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1261972 Letter Copy of a letter from Odle to Frederick Miller RE possibly using Miller in the 1972 campaign Handwritten notes on original added by unknown 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1281971 Memo From Higby to Magruder RE Higbys wish for Magruder to write a letter to the National Observer 1 pg
Campaign
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Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 Newspaper Daniel Henningers article Admen on Pennsylvania Avenue 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE recommendation for Strachan to discuss the finance chairman situation with Cole 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE 1701 and a previous report authored by Strachan involving Nofziger and California 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Nofzigers leadership role in California in election of 1972 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE developing a system to handle campaign funds 1 pg
Campaign
Friday July 23 2010 Page 4 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE examining the relationship between the Democratic National Committee and the Gallup organization 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Ehrlichmans recent memo involving the Catholic vote and the environment 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of a recent Malek memo 1 pg
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Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
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Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
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COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
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HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
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corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
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I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
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At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
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Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12231971 Report From Higby to Haldeman RE problems that Colson has with Monday 2 pgs
White House Staff
9 15 1261971 Memo From Higby to Haldeman RE Dents recent phone call to Haldeman 1 pg
Domestic Policy
9 15 12101971 Memo From Higby to Malek RE use of Robert Patterson as an advance man in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1271971 Memo Copy of a memo from John Clarke to Chapin Higby Malek and Walker RE Robert Pattersons qualifications for the position of advance man A photograph presumably of Patterson is also included on the original 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 Photograph Robert Pattersons resume 3 pgsPersonal
Friday July 23 2010 Page 2 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 2191972 Letter From Thomas D Bell Jr to Frederick H Miller Jr RE Odles notification of Millers wish to help re-elect RN 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 281972 Memo From Odle to Ken Rietz RE using Federick Miller in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1261972 Letter From Odle to Frederick Miller RE possibly using Miller in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1261972 Letter Copy of a letter from Odle to Frederick Miller RE possibly using Miller in the 1972 campaign Handwritten notes on original added by unknown 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1281971 Memo From Higby to Magruder RE Higbys wish for Magruder to write a letter to the National Observer 1 pg
Campaign
Friday July 23 2010 Page 3 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 Newspaper Daniel Henningers article Admen on Pennsylvania Avenue 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE recommendation for Strachan to discuss the finance chairman situation with Cole 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE 1701 and a previous report authored by Strachan involving Nofziger and California 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Nofzigers leadership role in California in election of 1972 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE developing a system to handle campaign funds 1 pg
Campaign
Friday July 23 2010 Page 4 of 5
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9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE examining the relationship between the Democratic National Committee and the Gallup organization 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Ehrlichmans recent memo involving the Catholic vote and the environment 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of a recent Malek memo 1 pg
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
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I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
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I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
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Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
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But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
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9 15 2191972 Letter From Thomas D Bell Jr to Frederick H Miller Jr RE Odles notification of Millers wish to help re-elect RN 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 281972 Memo From Odle to Ken Rietz RE using Federick Miller in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1261972 Letter From Odle to Frederick Miller RE possibly using Miller in the 1972 campaign 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1261972 Letter Copy of a letter from Odle to Frederick Miller RE possibly using Miller in the 1972 campaign Handwritten notes on original added by unknown 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 1281971 Memo From Higby to Magruder RE Higbys wish for Magruder to write a letter to the National Observer 1 pg
Campaign
Friday July 23 2010 Page 3 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 Newspaper Daniel Henningers article Admen on Pennsylvania Avenue 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE recommendation for Strachan to discuss the finance chairman situation with Cole 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE 1701 and a previous report authored by Strachan involving Nofziger and California 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Nofzigers leadership role in California in election of 1972 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE developing a system to handle campaign funds 1 pg
Campaign
Friday July 23 2010 Page 4 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE examining the relationship between the Democratic National Committee and the Gallup organization 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Ehrlichmans recent memo involving the Catholic vote and the environment 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of a recent Malek memo 1 pg
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Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
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corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
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I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
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Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
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Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
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HR Haldeman 9-15
From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of arecent Malek memo 1 pg
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 Newspaper Daniel Henningers article Admen on Pennsylvania Avenue 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE recommendation for Strachan to discuss the finance chairman situation with Cole 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE 1701 and a previous report authored by Strachan involving Nofziger and California 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Nofzigers leadership role in California in election of 1972 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12181971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE developing a system to handle campaign funds 1 pg
Campaign
Friday July 23 2010 Page 4 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE examining the relationship between the Democratic National Committee and the Gallup organization 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Ehrlichmans recent memo involving the Catholic vote and the environment 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of a recent Malek memo 1 pg
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
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corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document DescriptionNo Date Subject
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE examining the relationship between the Democratic National Committee and the Gallup organization 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE Ehrlichmans recent memo involving the Catholic vote and the environment 1 pg
Campaign
9 15 12141971 Memo From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of a recent Malek memo 1 pg
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JOHN CLARKE
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
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JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
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At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
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DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
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Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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RO ~ L HI Y
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DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
Bob is an excellent candidate Id describe him as pois e d attractive personabl e loyal bright and articulat e H es very intere sted in advancing and fits the profil e extreni ly well He ultimately wants to com e to Washington to work
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
1Eli1~RSHIPS AND POSITlmJS HELD IN PROFES3IONAL SCIENTIFIC BU C IIfT-c S OJ CU UIJL SOC I T C P CO - middot middotmiddotmiddotCSmiddot~ dgt n Ju ni -WlLW1J c- lJ~hr bull1 bull
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
dent or an acior filming a commershycial -DANIEL HEN INGER
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DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
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Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
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SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
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At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
Bob is an excellent candidate Id describe him as pois e d attractive personabl e loyal bright and articulat e H es very intere sted in advancing and fits the profil e extreni ly well He ultimately wants to com e to Washington to work
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
c C JRObOdle Ken lliet z Larry Higby
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
dent or an acior filming a commershycial -DANIEL HEN INGER
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15pdf
HR Haldeman 9-15
From Higby to Strachan RE analysis of arecent Malek memo 1 pg
DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
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At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
Bob is an excellent candidate Id describe him as pois e d attractive personabl e loyal bright and articulat e H es very intere sted in advancing and fits the profil e extreni ly well He ultimately wants to com e to Washington to work
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
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JunU tllY 261972
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
dent or an acior filming a commershycial -DANIEL HEN INGER
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December 7 1971
DWIGHT CHA PIN LARRY HIGBY~ FRE D MALEK R ON WALKER
JOHN CLARKE
Robert Patterson
Bob is an excellent candidate Id describe him as pois e d attractive personabl e loyal bright and articulat e H es very intere sted in advancing and fits the profil e extreni ly well He ultimately wants to com e to Washington to work
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Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
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At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
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Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
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Bus ines s Addre s s One Firs at i Ol al Pl nza (Suit e 5200) Chicago Illinois 60670 786 -6658
Hone Ad dres s 2 ~ 25 Colony Court Northbrook Illinois 272-5733
He i gh t 6 1 II We ight 200 Ibs Health Excelle n
Bi rth Date J ly 29 ~ 1935
Birth Place San J uan Puerto Rico
Jt1arital Status Married - 3 children
EDUCATION
Elerentar~r Nash School 19110-19ljf) Parkersburg H Va
High School Parkersburg High 1947-1953 ParkersburgvI Va
COlleges University of Illinois 1953-1957 Chicago Illinois BA l-iajor Political Science (International La-l ) Minor Economics
r~ol~tl1lestern University lQS7-lQ60 (Law School) Chicago Illinoismiddot JD
HONORS SCHOUIRSHIPS ptLLaSHIPS
High School I graduated 50~h~in a class of 580
College I competed for and ras ararded an NROTC scholarship to the University of Illinois I graduated in the upper 14 of my class with honors in political science
Law School I graduated 15th in a class of 105 I was awarded a scholarship durinG my second and third years on the basis of need and merit I competed for and was appointed to the Northwestern Law Review and served as Associate Editor during my senior year I was elected as the senior class represhysentative to the alumni and faculty I laS aoJarde d the American Jurisprudence prize for receiving the highest grade in Contracts
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
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COIv1MIIT I F FOR TI iE r[ E L EC TI Cri OF T H E PR ES IDEfT
1701 i~ ~ Y L VA middotIA AV i J t II
JunU tllY 261972
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
dent or an acior filming a commershycial -DANIEL HEN INGER
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Summer EmDloyment 1959 - a ~~~e r aw clerk ~or Covin~ton amp Burling i~ashingt o n D C
Permanent E~Dloy~ent 1960- as s ociated with Mayer 1964 Fr iedl ich Spiess Tierney
Br mm amp Platt 231 Sout La Salle Street elicago I ll inois Starting Salary- $6 700 Ending - ~lOOOO
1964 - associated with and now a partner in the law firm of Hopkins Sutter Owen Mulroy amp Davis One First National Plaz~ Chic8go) Illinois Starting Salary - $12500 Under my cl1rrent percent ag I receive a~proximate1Y $5G ooo to ~355~0 annua l ly
Jq tJtJP =Py~-aoo ractice The firm is engaged in the general practice 0
corporate law I have had broad exposure to eve y facet of the firm practice except taxation I have handled significant litigation matters ea l shying with a variety of subjects including cont ract ~nd antitrust matters I have also engaged i n c onshysiderable Federal Agency work primarily in the area of obtaining merger approval from the Justice Deshypartment or FTC I have assisted in resolving corporate financing problems involving foreign as well as domestic qualification and have also had extensive real estate experience I have been asshySigned the responsibility for advising the firms clients concerning the legal and financial defenses to tender offers
During the last lj years I have represented the liederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpolntion in a complex series of legal disputes arising out of the default of several local savings and loan inshystitut ions
In my lork for this Federal Agency I have dealt directly with the General Counsel the Director and other department heads in formulating major policy decisions
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
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February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
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Practice At this POi It In my prae ic e a subs t a t i a l part of my time is devoted to supervis i ng the wor k of other lawyers in the f i r m
I am a member of the Recruiting COITitt ee of the firm which is responsible for interviewing a d h iring all new attorneys for the office and f or the SU~Mer associate program
I cons i 4er myself to be a gene ra l ist in the prac shytice of l avl I take pride in my ab i lity to a ppl y legal skills and i~agination to a variety of probshylems and to reach a resolution which will wi h shystand the test of prac t ica l ity
SPECIFIC POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND OR OFFIC~S HELD AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIOI
I am a registered Republican I participated in the 1960 and 1964 campaigns serving as a block captain I participat ed i n t he 1968 Presidential campaign as the Metropolitan Director o t he IICoImnitment 68 11 proGram on behalf of Nixon -Agnel In t h i s capacity I was responsible for Cook County Illinois
HOBBIES SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND AREAS 01i SPEC I AL I NT EREST
My hobbies have been limited because of c0mmitments of t i me t o mv work My interests nnd activities other t han my Ho r k a nd fa mi ly cons ist of uthlet ies of all types - particularly smiddotirrming tennis golf and sailing
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
c C JRObOdle Ken lliet z Larry Higby
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COIv1MIIT I F FOR TI iE r[ E L EC TI Cri OF T H E PR ES IDEfT
1701 i~ ~ Y L VA middotIA AV i J t II
JunU tllY 261972
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
sy VL a f v I h ~
Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
dent or an acior filming a commershycial -DANIEL HEN INGER
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C O MM T T EE FOR THE R e- LLEC TIO N OF THE PRES IDENT
l n~ J_ 3 U~J U
February 19 1972
Hr Frederick H Mill e r r 45 45 Linnean Avenue NW Wa s hington DC
Dea r Mr Miller
I ha ve been nf orn eu by Hr Rob Od e of your in t e res t in vorking for the President s r e-el ect ion You come very hi ghly r comme nd e and I wou ld l ike to hav e an opportuni ty to mee t vi t h you i n t le near futur e
At your convenience please cont act Barbara Preve of my office fOL an a pp o intment date and t me
With bes t wishes and I ho pe to see you soon
SinceLely
Thomas D Bell Jr
c C JRObOdle Ken lliet z Larry Higby
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1701 i~ ~ Y L VA middotIA AV i J t II
JunU tllY 261972
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
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ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
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And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
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IS LIKELY that many people) I T who read The Selling of the Presshy
ident by Joe McGinnis were relucshytant to believe all the campaign tacshytics McGinnis attributed to the i xon team For instance he said that the citizen panels to wh ich Nixon preshysented himself for questioning on the issues actually were hand-picked Jy the Nixon staff and assigned ques- tions
For those who disbelieved that a Presidentinl candid~te could be so managed and processed there is the news that Nixons political operatIves are assem bling their own advetising agency to handle Richard Nixons forthcoming re-election campltlign Un like past campaigns in which ca tshydida tes hired est a blished advertising agencies to market them along wi th the agencys deodorants hair sprays and trips to Jamaica Nixons new agency will work solely at promoting
Richard Nixon The agency has a promiddot fessional advertising director who will recruit copy writers an whatevshyer creative specialists are nee ed to produce a complete TV advertising campaign
One recalls that it w as Richard Nixon who contracted with Agnew and Associates to shred the news busshyiness for distorted and biased reportshying So next fall the public is to learn the truth about President lixon from the advertising profession
But this is one of the more beshynign ironies of ixons Presidency It was really only a malter of time bef r~ some politician set up his own ad Jgency to produce TV commershycials Nixon unsurprisingly got th ere first
It may be true that TV spots of Nelson Rockefeller up among the girders mingling with hard hats or of little I girls disappearing in a mushshyroom cloud have cheapened issues and candidates in pnst campaigns But there is little evidence that slick TV ads can mal~e an election
Less easily handled is the effect ihat the Richard Nixon Advertising
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Agency may have on whats left of poshylitical reali ty Shortly the newagenshycy will start planning the Nixon ad c3mpaign The ads themselves an b~ easiy predicted Nixon Goes to Clushyna J ixon Goes to Russia Nixon Meets the Last Returning Troopship And right alongside should be a Nixshyon agency cameraman recordlllg film for next falls campaign
And let us assume that for the next 10 months or so Nixon knows thai the admen are ncnrby-watci1shying filming recording hoping to get some good footage for their Nixshyon ads Who then is the sometimes smiling sometimes grave man well see on the evening news he Prcsishyr
dent or an acior filming a commershycial -DANIEL HEN INGER
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