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Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

63 3 08/16/1962 Memo To: Charlie Farrington From: Dorr Walsh Re: Nixon Telethon. Attached: Note to Bob Haldeman. 2 Pages.

63 3 08/06/1962 Memo To: Paul W. Keyes From: Rose Mary Woods Re: Memo - June 1 - Telethons. 1 Page.

63 3 06/28/1962 Letter Thank you response flyer for a persons reaction to the May 29th Telethon. 1 page.

63 3 06/28/1962 Memo To: Rose From: Sammy Re: Mailing. 1 Page.

63 3 n/a Memo List of Contributers Attached: Note from the desk of Bob Haldeman. 5 Pages.

63 3 06/25/1962 Memo To: Charles Farrington Jr. From: Bob Haldeman Re: Telethon Questions. 1 Page.

Tuesday, September 04, 2007 Page 1 of 3

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

63 3 06/01/1962 Memo To : Research Department From: Bob Haldeman Re: Profile of Questions pertaining to the telethons. 1 Page.

63 3 06/13/1962 Memo To: Lou Quinn From: Bob Haldeman Re: Pledge follow-ups - Telethon. 1 Page.

63 3 06/11/1962 Memo To: J.R. White From: Bob Haldeman Re: Telethon checks and receipts. 1 Page.

63 3 06/11/1962 Memo To: Maurice Stans From: Bob Haldeman Re: Question on Caracas. 1 Page.

63 3 05/09/1962 Memo Nixon Telethon Locations and total amount raised at each location. 2 Pages.

63 3 05/09/1962 Report Nixon Telethon Newspaper Support Primary List. 2 Pages.

63 3 05/09/1962 Report Nixon Telethon Newspaper Support Secondary Markets. 4 Pages.

Tuesday, September 04, 2007 Page 2 of 3

Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description

63 3 06/16/1962 Memo To: Charles Farrington Jr. From: Bob Haldeman Re: Thank-you cards for all those who sent in questions. 2 Pages.

63 3 06/05/1962 Memo To: Robert White From: Charlie Farrington Re: Telethon. 2 Pages.

63 3 06/04/1962 Letter To: Milton H. Esberg Jr. From: Bob Haldeman Re: Reactions to the telethon. Attached: Letter to Bob Haldeman From: Milton Esberg Jr. and Letter To: Richard Nixon From: Blank 3 Pages.

63 3 n/a Memo List of tapes and their contents. 6 Pages.

Tuesday, September 04, 2007 Page 3 of 3

August 16, 1962

Memo To: Charlie Farrington

From: Dorr Walsh

Re: Nixon Tel ethon

Today I have cleared the following:

KFRE-TV Fresno 9:30 to 12:30

KCRA-TV Sacramento 9:30 to 12:30

KIVU San Francisco 9:30 to 12:30

KCOP Los Angel~s 9:30 to 12:30

Friday, October 12

Monday, October 22

Tuesday, October 16

Friday, October 26

I rave tentative approval on:

KSBW-TV) Salinas-Monterey 10 PM to 1, Monday, Sept. 24 KSBY-TV)

We may be able to start as early as 9:30.

KERO-TV Bakersfield 9:30 to 12:30, Friday, Oct. 5

(confirmations due August 17th)

\!/As you know we were not to contact a station in San Diego, It/ until Headquarters reached Mr. 'Jack Wrather, owner of KFM3-TV. I Please keep us advised as assoon as possible.J

DWdp 1/rY

Dorr ~alsh

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Bob

re: last paragraph ­

I gather this has been worked out - thru

Wrather and Whitney -- but I need details

to give Dorr W~lsh. ~-V

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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Nixon for Governor

To: Date:Paul W. Keyes August 6, 1962

From: Rose Mary Woods

\

In preparing for future telethons this Fall, the Boss has

been looking at your memorandum of June 1. He appreciated your comments

with regard to the telethon and for ~he most part agreed with your suggestions.

However, he completely rejects your suggestion on the handling of the questions.

He wants them to be handled as they come in. While this does not

make for as smooth an operation and some subjects he may want to cover may ,

be left out, he thinks the only fair way to do this is to take the questions

of the listening audience as they come in.

4.' .~ ~ .

The response and reaction to our May 29th Telethon has been

most gratifying, and I wanted you to know of my appreciation for

your interest and participation in its success.

As we move into the final campaign, which promises to be the

hardest fought in California's history, I hope we can continue to

count on your fine support and assistance in our drive for victory

in November.

June 28, 1962

.".

INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Nixon for Governor

Date: .,.. .,To:

From: -Bst.

Subject:

HIIl1lac Distribution:

Dorothy Wright. /

~tta Hollenbeck It:. 6 Hrs. Don Frisb... Sr. Mrs. Ruth R. Mickle Jt:. John A. o.adrich III I.. H. Webb Leonhardt Swinale Janet Croft Mrs. Ed_rd Moffat Clady. Osborn Alice Hay R. E. Douala. Helen L. Haskell Darryl S. Pruner Be.sle H. Turner Ellen EbersMr.. Eleanor Stoddard Dwl&ht II. Etter Edw8rd ,. Meyer. Hrs. Eliubetb B. Brunn Helen B. RayaorMlrpret L. Lloyd C.rol~ Bi.hop Mrs. lloyd T. Winslow W. J. Sllith Nina M1aaon 1rvin& D. 11b.onMr.. Ir.... E. Tapper C. R. Hitchcock M. C. Steffen wayne A. Schley Ceorl8 Lewi. Annette T. Kitchell Alfred 6 0118 Cox Myles H. Thompson M. D. Morri.on Beverly & 1Dna1d ~nn fl. W. IIcCotter Charl.. H. La"'!., II. D. Julian Knutson t M. D. ao,al R. Pullen Mrs. D8n Fletcher Nina Dene Crawford Hazel T. lAne Edne Arneberg Leon A. Johnston t1t. &. Mr.. Gordon .Bunt MIIriA Geier Mi.8 Mabel L. calvert Christine A. Vaulhan Paul H. Rauch Vivian 1. Tewksbury

CONTRIBUTORS

Mr•• Roberta V. Gerrlgue. Mr. I. Mrs. Ja••• Thackray Ruth L. Hoover Helen WilsOD Jones Ina M. Godfr.yCharl.. K. 6 Prance. Taubert Kirt C. Parks. II. D. Mrs. Hie Du Pree Everett H. Roan Mexine Clifton Ina M. Godfrey erace ".tier R. Me V.Llaria Florence M. Pra ther Virginia Pallals, M.D. Vlrginia ~. Anson Mrs. Pearl S8ndifur Homer C. McCulloulh Mra. Tbe1lM lUaley MIIu.ie StraineMer! Frances Gillan Nel ie M. Porter Elwood ItJrphy

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L. Verle JIlo•• Jes.ie Menl" Dr. Ropkin.

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Charles Farrington, Jr. 6-25-62

Bob Haldeman

Telethon Questions

As soon as all envelopes are addressed

for the thank-you card going to Telethon names, will

you see that the ques t ions are boxed and forwarded to

Agnes W~ldron at Reaearch? In addition to those

where addresses were supplied, there is another box in

my office which contains questions where no address was

provided. The.e should be included in the lot to go to

Agnes.

Agnes plana to run a rough profile on the

questions mailed and phoned in 'to get a general tally of

how they break down by general 8ubject area.

, i .' ""

6-1-62

I th1ak it 1a blpertat that we ~

na a 'l'ouah pofile OIl the ..'t1oU _i1a4 anti

, ..... ill for the teletboll. III other worcla, we 'houlel

let • _ral tall,. .f how the ...tltu, ....It dowa

by ...r.l aubJ.ct ana.

!be ...tlou tIl_elft' an in a

Dox out bare .. wIleMvar JO'l are Z'ead.y to let at thia.

,lea.. let _ Jmow.

/

1 Lou QuiDn 6-13-62

Bob Haldeman

Pledge falLaw-up. - Telethon

Attached are Telethon p1edie. $50.00 and over. it would

, •• to _ tha,. are worthy of a follow-up. Will you

do the nee4fu11

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J. a. White 6-11-62

lob Bal-..u

1."ILI'lJDI

IDel... ber_ith ebeeu totaliDa $915.50 ,lwa $1.00

contributions to WiD With Nixon Telethon.

Mr. Maurice Stans 6-11-62

Mr. Bob Haldeman

Maury:

Attached is the qWlstion on Caracas

submitted. during the Telethon. with the pledge of $1.000

if answered satisfactorily. o..'"d $l) • 1"1":;0I am also anelosina the transcript of that (I) •

portion ot the tape. giving you Dick f. verbatim answer ..

Would you want to test this one out with.

follow-up letter over your 81gnature1

i).· ..~ ': .

(Status NIXON TELF:rHON 5/9/62)

May 29, 1962 - 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM

LOS ANGELES KTTV - 9:00 - 10:00 PM $13,280 Time

10: 30 - 1: 00 AM Pre-emptions

KTLA 9:00 - 10:00 PM ~.... ,L'q9(0.... ~,..,-<.; Time plus pre-emptions 10: 30 - 1: 00 A'M

KCOP 9:00 - 1:00 AM Total

OAKlAND KTVU 9:00 - 1:00 AM $ 3,867 Time plus pre-emptions

SAN DIEGO KOGO-TV 10:00 - 11:00 PM $ 1,823 Time plus pre-emptions ;L~

11: 30 - 1: 00 AM

KFMB-TV 11: 30 - 1: 00 AM XETV Delay

SACRAMENr0 KCRA 10:00 - 11:00 PM; 11:30 PM-l:00 AM $~

:7'''''''' Time p l us pre­

emptions KXfV 9:00 - 1:00 AM (May 31st) ,~8. __ :~,me e~~~~o~:e-KOVR 9:00 - 10:00 PMj 11:00-1:00 AM / $2,500 Tjme plus pre-

FRESNO \"'-_'_ emptions

KMJ-TV KFRE-TV 9:00 - 1:00 AM $ 2,000 Total

KJEO-TV 9:00 - 1:00 AM $~ Time plus pre-emptions

BAKERSFIELD KBAK-TV 9:00 - 1:00 AM Time plus pre-emptions KERO-TV KLYD-TV

CHICO KHSL-TV 9:00 - 1:00 AM $ 725 ;Time plus pre-emptions

REDDING KVIP-TV 9:00 - 1:00 AM $~ Time plus pre-emptions

SANrA BARBARA KEY-T

Nixon Telethon 5/9/62

Los Angeles /J 2 &'t)

3/.8·/7Oakland

/1 S2JSan Diego

2 Cy~ci) .ISacramento

z (ce) Fresno I

/, 7 'j-U Bakersfield

Chico

$25,445.

2 (:. OCTD- . )/!1lUZ

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Ire. Area

fresno

§f&n'Wlto ArM

Sacramento

Stockton

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SiD FrMc1Ko-Oailand Am

San Francia.co

Mn Franct.co

San Frandaco

Oakland

San Jose

Union Tribune

CaUforo1aA

lee

Bee

Union

&acord

ixam1ner

Chronicle

Hewa-Call Bulletin

TribaDe

Mercury Hewa

lCllON mJ11IQl!

KiWSJ!AlBl SUUOlT

ralM,MY LiiT

Cjrrsylat10p

~24,890

43,524

112,104

168,450

62,649

58,538

278,173

300,131

201,422

209.200

132,025

loeh !Ia

$11.90

2.94

6.30

7.70

3.92

3.36

23.10

23.10

21.28

10.78

7.14

May 9, 1962

Coat 2c Ii lOti

$238.00

58.80

126.00

154.00

78.40

67.20

462.00

462.00

425.60

215.60

142.80

NJAOM TR·PE!! Hay 9. 1962

"PlHN'R IRlOU '&ge 2

pu.lW\Y LIlT Inch Coat

C1rw1ASlcm ~ 2, I 10"

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San FrABSj.j..co-Qa,kllft4 ArM Alaaeda

Berka ley

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San l.eaadro

Sunnyvale-Mountain View

Redwood City

San Mateo

Antioch .. Concord

Pittsburg

UcbPMmd

Vallejo

Fetaluma

San Rafael

* Agency Cotamission Added

Nl!.Q!! II1,E'IHON

H&WSPAP&& SUPPOIT

SF.CO~.D.~Y MAR!(}:TS

Clrsul.t1op

(See Fresno Area)

News-Sentinel 7,737

<See Fresno Area>

Appeal DetDocrat 13,761

Pre.a TdbuDlt 3,337

UelllOcrat 5,835

Ti.s-Star 9,112

Gazette 15,503

leview 27,951

Keve 9.462

Standard &eaieter Leader 9,736

Tribune 19,834

Ti..s ilo "we Leader 30,177

Ledser 5,180

Transcript 8,0.54

Poat-D1apatch 5.739

Independent 31,976

Chronicle • Itmea Herald 51,277

Argue Courier 5,293

Independent Journal 29,209

May 9, 1962

Inch Cost !HI. 2£ I 10"

$1.40 $28.00

1.82 36.40

1.50 30.00

1.54 30.80

2.50 50.00

2.52 No C.D. 50.40

2.52 No C.D. 50.40

2.50 .50.00

1.68 33.60

2.38 No C.D. 47.60

3.50 70.00

1.26 25.20

1.82 36.40

1.33 26.60

3.64 72.80

4.06 81.20

1.65 *No C.D. 33.00

2.80 56.00

lUP ISL£1l19t4 NIWS1'Ug SWlQIT

SECONDARY MARKETS

CirculaSl28 Inch ~

May 9, 1962 Rase 2

Coat 2c Ii 10'4

Sa Oi.m Are•

11 Cajon Valley'" 10,620 $3.08 $61.60

" iacondido Tlmas-Advoea.te 9,837 1.68 33.60

.. 0<:eaD81de alad.-TribuDe 8,614 2.50 50.00

""raltAld ArIA

Fresno ArM

Modesto Bee Ltat FresDO 6l Sacrameato StatiOll

36,697 3.50 70.00

Turlock .Journal List Fresno & Sacramento Station

5,207 1.26 25.20

Merced Sun-Star 13,076 1.75 35.00

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Kadera

Banford

Tr:1bune

Sentinel

4,215

7,509

1.26

1.68

25.20

:33.60

Visali.. Tl.....Uelta 10,478 1.68 :n.60

Tulare Advance·ilegl.ter 5,209 1.26 25.20

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Red Bluff

Willows

Yreka

Observer

News

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Siskiyou Newa

5,521

3,033

3,359

$ .98

1.33

1.26

• 98

No C.i).

No C.i)•

$19.60

26.60

25.20

19.60

Sany, Barbara ArM

Santa Haria T1... 11,802 .. 1.96 39.20

Oxnard ~re••·Courier 14,000 2.14 * JIIo c.n. 42.80 L1at Saata 8erbara .. L.A. Statlou

Ventura Star Free Pre•• 24,027 2.24 44.80 L1st Santa Barbara , 1..A. Station

Lo! ••1•• ArM Ventura (See Santa Barbara Area)

Oxnard (See SAIlta Barbara Area)

Corona 1Ddepend_t 3,863 1.25 No C.O. 25.00

.., Colton Courier 3,016 1.25 25.00 ~

FODtana Herald-Iile.. 4,979 1.68 33.60

Ontario-Upland J.eport 21,430 2.38 47.60

Redlands facts 6,001 1.65 * !to c.o. 33.00

ADabeim BuU.tiD 8,39.5 2.47 * No C.O. 49.40

eosta Mesa Urania Coast Pilot 15,981 2.10 42.00

Fullerton News..Tribune 15,762 2.24 44.80

* Includes Agency Co~s81on

Los Angel!! AreA (Continuecl)

Garden Grove

Orange

Alhambra

Burbank

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Glendale

HunUngton J?ark

IIlllewood

Lo. Ange1e.

Monrovia

Paaadena

Pomona

San Fernando

San Gabriel

San Pedro

Santa Monica

Torrance-Redondo Beach '" ¥

Whittier

Wiludngton

NIXON TiLJlHON NEWSPAP~R SUPPORT

SECONDARY MARKETS

Cirw~at1gp

Mew 20,053

Ne". 8,395

PO$t-Advocata 12,872

&evlev 4,950

Star Newa ia Venice Vanguard 7,588

Nev. Preas 20,625

Siana l 25,009

Ne.a 12 ..097

Citizen Hews 36,585

News·feat 8,246

Independent Star-Newa 61,340

Frogre•• Bulletin 32,213

Valley Times Today 49,637

Valley Tribune 48.000

Newl .Pilot 15,329

Outlook 28,573

Breeze 25,833

News 16,569

Pre.a-Journal 4,562

Inch

!!ia

$2.80

1.54

1.96

1.61

1.81 ..

3.40

3.78

1.82

5.74

1.82

5.60

2.80

4.90

4.20

1.89

2.80

2.66

2.47 ..

2.50

No C.D.

TV &ate

No C.o.

No C.D.

Hay 9, 1962 Page 4

Coat 2,~1LlQn

$56.00

30.80

39.20

32.20

36.20

68.00

75.60

36.40

114.80

36.40

112.00

56.00

98.00

84.00

37.80

56.00

53.20

49.40

50.00

-$2,841.60

Charles Farrington, Jr. 6-16-62

Bob Haldeman

Will you please quickly have prepared a

printed thank-you card to be sent to all those who

sent in questions, contributions etc. for the Telethon?

The envelopes. have already been addressed by

the volunteers. The form should be printed as quickly

as possible, the envelopes stuffed and mailed.

I would suggest a layout somewhat similar to the

Stans thank-you, and copy along the lines attached,

with an RN signature. Be sure to check the copy with

Loie before sending to the printer.

i I- • "

... suggested copy for Telethon card acknowledgment:

Your interest and participation in our recent Win With Nixon Telethon is greatly appreciated. I am sure you will agree t~t this program was a major factor in the very encouraging results on Tuesday, June 5th.

As we move now into the early stages of the final campaign, I am counting on your support and assistance to a greater degree than ever before. I pledge myself to the most intensive campaign in California's history. We must bring decisive leadership to Sacramento - and working together,=we will.

Sincerely,

Richard Nixon

.. . INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Nixon for Governor

To: Date: June 5. 1962J.OBDT WHITE 2:00 po

From: CHAILIE rAUIRGTCIf

Subject: TELETHON

Distribution: Bob Haldeman

Attached are check. totall1na $115.00

DO ca.h BALANCE FORWARD 1&023.50

$1&,138.50

Less check returned by White as not belonging to our campaign 35.00

18,:1.03.50

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c INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Nixon for Governor

Date: June 5. 1962lOBar WHITE 2:30 CHAaLlE rAnDGTON

TILmON Subject:

Bob Haldeman Distribution:

Receipt. from Northern California Office

check. totalling $675.00

18)103.50BALANCE FORWARD

$18,778.50

•., -t.,,, ~

JUDe 4, 1962

Dear Mllta

1 ••••pec1&11,. p1eaMcl to set J'01B' naotioDa to the t.let" .iDee I ,..\1 bad _ n ..nat1.. a. to t_ vi.....f thla _1\ • at 1eaIt in the euly .t.....

'" The viAnMs' reaotlon baa ~ oveZ'WbelWltnal" _tbuala.ti0, aDd all of OUl" bladquarter. bave been ..etiDa call. frotI ...11 people .. .." the 'e1ethoa IW'ltehM. thea OYer •• .. ..11 .. __ 0111 &_ InwD people .... have reported lUtev1M.

v. have _ .00000ace raad1lla .. -to total a\&dieDoe &Del WOIl't bave, but bue4 Oil the reut10a aDd CO.'IDti Dick let. a....... throuah or""" the total __• of .laver. -at be.. MaD " __.sou., .. I _ .un fal' exoe.... our expeotation of =...111ioa.

OIl f1Da1aola1 r.tana, .. haw noel".. t17,400 10 fat:, and :::01 t.qiM clift. rill be ... addltinal .11 for the MXt ro

f.. ..,•• .t-'

All ill all, I th1Dk obalk tb1l off ... ar.at ...... , aDd I per 117 feel 1t ao..,111hed ....xyth1Da wehe,.. 1t would, aM .

...t r~". SiDe.rely.

Mr. M11 tOD B. llbera. Jr. 127 Mont....,. Str..t .. haciaoo 4, california

PUBLIC RELATIONS

CONSULTANTS, INC.

127 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 4 • SUTTER 1·2787

MILTON H. ESSERG. JR. PRESIOENT

May 31, 1962

Mr. H. Robert Haldeman Nixon for Governor Headquarters 3908 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, Calif-ornia

Dear Bob:

I really think the entire show on Tuesday night was very well put together and only hope that a great many people saw it.

If and when you have some information both as to the viewers and the financial returns I will be most interested in hearing about them.

Kindest regards.

Personal

May 31, 1962

Dear Dicks

CONGRATlJLATIOHS on the telethon performance Tuellday night. I saw eTery minute of it and enjoyed it tremencbulIly.

Belit wi she II •

Sineerely,

Honorable Riohard Hixon 523 West Sixth Street Room 10'5 Loll AnCJeles 14, California

cc: Mr. n. Robert Haldeman

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.......... 143 (1) Leek of .,...... ira ........3 .t S .... ba4I

S"eJ:IlIIOr•

165 (2) How to bdas DlU'OOtlca tuffS. UDder coat-rol.

2.19 (3) .... do JO'l dUtc m. ibal11 WhJ DOt %'UD qalut blat

252 (4) Bow win ~ ~t eclucatioa api.at c~_ iato oc 1Obo0181

314 (5) Wbl an ~ _la.e llldieal can for the age<!UDilft Sacial Security?

354 (6) ~t on ebaqes of why 1. IUJt.oD aga1nst lIOrk1Dg people.

407 (7) Give bud faces'to 8UfPOrt ~ position aD ecoDOIIJ • cGIIIPClnd to BftND ••

itt47 (8) State poa1t1oD em loya1t7 oath for pub11c Cllp1.o)-M••

4S5 (9) &rotIIl t • p....u.ct.ed victory iD ~ •• bow do 70U f ..l about it."

518 (10) ))i.... corruption of irawa aDd t.acbmeD 1n CDC.

.)82 (11)

602 (U)

S5 (1)

67 (2)

83 (3)

144 (4)

120 (5)

216 (6)

2ea (7)

$15 cODtrlbutJ._ for WiD w1th R1xora•

Baseball .-.t1oD.

J6EUi. 1)0 10U iataDd to \dab Prea:Ldoa.t XeGDedy .. BapPJ" Bl~2 .

Dirty polltl.ca 1D f1nt ulfiilCt1011 (lIowM) _. wbat obo\lt now?

What would you do to 1:'••to~e £180&1 reapooslbllhy to Sta1:e?

How 100g 1. it going to take you to cleen up me.. ill SKl"&iIIIIIIlIlto1

eoc...t 01\ appoia~t. to boa:da.

nt'OWD _y.,... baai' ill fact that C&l1fom1a 18 losingbu..!....... .

'10' -'- '

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%99 (8) Poaitioa _ labor • f.or Ma.

419 (9) Woud 10\1 8UPPO" Shell if he woe the priau:,.'l

426 (10) vater pt'Obl_ in C811font.a • what would YG'& do?

49' (11) Browa &dd1Dg people to ,.,.....11.

$03 (12) Bow will ~ ... c.Ufomia back to the people!

6.51 (13) Will wd.te-iu 00 Democratlo ballots cOtat fH Itbee?

676 (14) StaDel oa CoIma11, ~"'t.

IAr.L.t.l 1 (1) Are JOU etpp9aeet to CompulllOrJ old age ~•••

well a. "-lth 1ft-..raacet .

34 (2) Cod .., ,oocI· tip. 011 the atock ..rket t

69 (3) Who badl•• budaet 1a ,.our boale1

18 (4) &e tw.t cIeed 011 your bouM _. bow ca ~ .tfAml to buy a 1:llIIJuM la 'l'rouadal. Satatee? (Also ..tlO1l of Hoffa ben)

306 (5) It 1. ~ that 1£ the R.epublkaDs wiD, you v111 cut ckMl _ oW q. ,.s1ou.

331 (6) Cleu up talk that you .co. aau,-Jew1., anti-catholic, _tl-Hexlc_. etc.

380 (7) Do you baYe a&riculture pl"Osr- that will beoeff.t the fa~.1 .

443 (a) StaBd on State echool bu11,diua bond iaeue.

465 (9) Wbat 1s policy of flab aDd 88M _teers?

497 (10) Bow do 10" expect to OV~ D8Ioentlc regl.tnt1oD?

575 (11) Helped "_1 ~t8 iDto U.S. 11

Sa9 (12) What 1. JOUr aUDd OD the ateel e1tuatlO1lc

• 3 ­

001 (1) If JOII bad W. to 11ve 0Yft • ....t wouU you 0.....,

27 (2) Bow do J'OU ataad on Propo.lt1oa 4 • Old As. 1IouIa8!

57 () WhJ an ,.. J:UMf aa7

U4 (4) IIov do JOU juacu, _kiM nun. apiaat Douala. WOIIIIIII'l7

190 (5) What an ~ doiag to off_t acc.oka _da by the ee--.t ata1

204 (6) As a ~. doD' t you have a atroager an"""r apiDeeurcott.c_?

244 (7) Row wuld you ~le the problem of aS8ist1ag law offlo.~a til the streets?

273 (8) Bow IlUCh ctoe. '1'V progr81l1 cost • thia one t .

316 (9) What would you do to help labor problem ill 11or. callf.1

457 (10) Do you bti1eve 1a M&bU" taxes foI' caWom1a?

(11) BrcMl _,._ we have ba1aDced budset.49'

670 (12) Denver Poet Mid you were ~tQl becau88 the ......11caD PutJ M1d thee 1f you ellcID t pt tiM -.iaatloD J'OU were t1rl'ou&b 1a polItic••

708 (13) It 1_ Mid you voted asaiD.t ",eo m11k for cb11dr_.

719 (14) Why are you ...wt 8001&1 Secud.ty?

750 (15) Public trauponatloa probt. 1D toa ADs_lea.

&19 (16) NJty way on • local l.vel to stop 'l'UIl-away movie producUon1

(i~lete .newer • &eO tape 5)

IAfl:C,IS

94 (1) &ow do you feel about death peoalty?

116 (2) JobD Binh 1DIJIt)U8 J:Oaip from Republican Party.

172 (3) Wily did you nfuse to appeu with other &epubl1enea1uIldatea wbeD iavltecrr

194 (4) 1)0 you feel you an gett1ft& eaoush oewspaper coyenp?

229 (5) CaD clef.. ""SQi oOlltracc. be crippled by ectioD 1D \,JaabSagton1

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• 4 •

265 (6) caUfomia aiftftft OOllt1"eCte FlaB to ",era••

28S (7) Medical can to apd pope", ... ~ to ... • x..mDIMly p18ll doH DOt but 1. belDg puahed ~.

326 (8) J)o JOG ClllptlCt SheU to c....tp for 10u 10 the F.l11

340 (9) low are JOU SOlag to create Job. to briDa dowa .­-.1oymeat ra~.l

330 (10) If Govemor, where do you th1ak In will flPead his vacati,.s?

407 (11) '" dUes for eucha••

1.'6 (12) Do J'OU b1,am,c 8toclt Ml:'kct decline Oft ItenDod)' Admlrd•.atretlon1

:J77 (13) .,-\1:0 you p1.ann1rig to nc foX' Proa1dct .ogata'l

590 (14) Do you feel re1ls1oD 1. _ 1ssue la the ca.pa1p?

63S (15) Why ..'t ,au debaee Shell?

660 (16) Would you coameat on foreip po11c,..

680 (11) Wbac 1. ~ op1rd.oa OIl tM _,. .In. baadW CubeD a1tuat1oia'1

726 (18) tibat are 10\1 i01ag to do for ~ucatlOft 1n C&11famia'l

7S9 (19) General COiliiaeatloo fig1lt1n& cr1»te.

(answer f.AcOii1Plobi. this tape)

WI. Is 001 (1) ~'bat 1s your opinion on West Coe.st shipping?

26 (2) COI..- Market.

71 (3) How 18 • Wblttiu boy a1J1a to bQy ill Trouedale Eltataat

95 (4) Are "'" wea:d.Ds _ke~ i

156 (5) Do you t!:'d.Dk 81tq;t in bwdAo•• due to prea=tac1m1n1aa:at1oll?

183 (6) _bat an Jf1fIr obJocti.ou to ~ Valley _a__c'l

267 (7) Recoaeile pay-aa.,-ou-ao aDd ~ boDd 188Uti.

344 (J) wbat would 70U do .,.Uf.ca11, to CU'dI ~ Ia IlCboola towed _tit.Amadcala1_ aDd em-..l.?

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DD.J.Z. 006 (1) ElIIdcn:.....t of caadldatea 18 the pria»:y.

12 (2) \I.bat 1. ;your poalt1OD 1a ~ to tlePub11c.aD CoQp-ea.lOD81 caodldat•• (aou..lot) before ,n.-.., ..s after',

S6 (3) An J'VU few 01:' asal.at 160 acre 1hd.tatloe?

19 (4) ab.y 1. thee diam1t.'Y 1R the P.~i Will you be able to Uld.te rarty after pdaarJ"l

91 (oJ) Bow 4J:'a you able to be ....... of. the r..,r.alga iAUaUQQS C~U after your st.aDd ca the ilreh aocleqr1

130 (G) Do 70\l kDow 01 ni.VWI\ t 8 plao to P'lt ~t of Ag4:wultm:e toto St,;ate M8O\It."CU AsQIIICy~

180 (7) aow ~ thd, two ~U~,t:tUaa .tad with ~1."d to Ula Jeffe2:'-..t. 1e?

234 (3) g:1I:~:;WS to ou.tlaw the ee-adst party t.a

311 (9) , ~"bJ cloD' t 10\1 U8C .... taetWa, Sitby keep tho ....1sn OIl euch a b1gh level?

353 (10) Do ~ ...ider it fair that --. S.e gotag to gethelP frGI Waabiogwa1

418 (11) Bow 1:.1po1;taDt 1. it to work •• bow doo. OIM vote cDUBt, (re.fu-.:e to 01__18 mlly)

477 (12) What would you do to bring back e:&:O.8 ~111Dsi:

491 (13) Vay are the best t~tbooka in the aatioD daded \l8G 1a caUfoI:Qia1

553 (14) I,f you ~ bMIl ..',ft,_,u.rtt, wau1ci the COD41ciooo of the Dat1m1 UGUQ c1ll~~Wlt';

mE ir°ft .-.::. d. _&

003 (1) Socio'11 Secur1ty for \:>1,;1 aa-. 009 (2) Laa181ation £01;' ~H L'tUot'c~lt. Dr-OJJIl f ~ a.1.1u.re to

~.

18 (3) If elected. t«nIld ,.O~ have .full phS. 8taf.fl

39 (4) Do )'OU f4ilC1 your l)rOfJ,ral w111 _tie. lIep'O vote?

73 (5) Will lU.xc.a. 1f e1ooblCl, ... ~. ia S.11.....to1

-83 (6)

97 (,)

12.6 (3)

US (9)

144 (10)

165 (ll)

132 (12.)

:t;.Ol (13)

2,l;i (14)

233 (15)

246 (16)

182 (17)

4$8. (18)

467 (19)

48. (20)

526 (21)

SGO (2Z)

• 6 • Bow.., _ lrote'. gboet witai' .tafl?

.,. did J'OU .." Ir.. .. iDdorMcl by IfI)ffa w. lUceu J'OU .....1

ClID • a.oeat vdto ill lU.xora'.... fa the Jhuocntk ~1

Would you eo CDt QI1. .hool bcDll....1

Do ,. _ept e...-tsa Aad' &ou the Ilnh ..i.e,,?

wu- an you gotag to .tat cl'd8kI.a! Id.1k like the utUers1

hsr1cu1tun 1a CaWomia.

i4m p~t8 ... 'PJt..ali 1D eoI!p8riaoa t;.o nad.oael p14bQ:Q.

VQ~"'. ,.

iz:opoa1t1oD .2 • veteraaa.

IrODI. DepRtMI\t of ,.~. Affa1J:••

B~ _Y8 ~ ... bUiaa v~ nooN, - aft boatUe to wodcere .. ~ BiU for socsal 4N1C11dt7.

AJ:e yo&l pilla to ~¥'t Cal.... Mlttkat-:

l;::utIItNq 1..... • _LaotJ..uS J:OU&•• aD the loca111Vel.

Wbat cIo 70U tlW* about Urbea n.a.l'l

W!1)' ore you ao~ to Ik..m:td

io.1l.y you. .... otorwd Ln V~;wo1a wbt1c iauwcl,. ..It.