Legacy & Vision Newsletter - Winter 2013

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“HE BROUGHT US HOME.

HE ENDED THE WAR.” — VIETNAM POW CDR. AL AGNEW ON CBS MORNING NEWS

NEARLY 200 POWS FROM THE VIETNAM WAR gathered with Tricia Nixon Cox in front of the President's white farmhouse birthplace to mark 40 years to the day that the Nixons welcomed them home at the White House.

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n extraordinary, internationally-celebrated reunion of nearly 200 Vietnam POWs took place at the Nixon Library from May 23 to 25, and likely served as their last gathering. The festivities recognized the 40th anniversary of the White House dinner hosted in their honor by President and Mrs. Nixon on May 24, 1973 which remains the largest dinner in White House history.

“They’ve never lost their bond with each other, or with the President, as controversial as the war itself, who negotiated their freedom on the way to ending their war.“ — MIKE TAIBBI REPORTING ON THE NBC NIGHTLY NEWS WITH BRIAN WILLIAMS International media coverage of the events included headline segments throughout Memorial Weekend on Fox News, ABC World News with Diane Sawyer, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, both the CBS Morning and Evening Shows and CNN, while C-SPAN was there to capture it all. Stories by the Associated Press were dispatched globally, while local television and print outlets across the country fanned public interest.

The excitement kicked off on May 23 when the POWs and their families arrived to cheering crowds in an eight-bus motorcade escorted by the California Highway Patrol, Orange County Sheriffs’ Deputies, fire trucks from local

communities, and Patriot Guard Riders. POWs laid a wreath to honor RN at a ceremony that included a “Missing Man” aircraft flyover, a special performance by award-winning vocalist Tony Orlando of his legendary “Tie a Yellow Ribbon,” and commemorative recognition from the Department of Defense.

The POWs regrouped the following evening for an East Room banquet gala.

Perhaps most movingly, the gala included a special performance from the POW Chorus, a group of men who composed “The POW Hymn” to honor America while confined in Hanoi’s dungeons. They sang it together for the first time in 40 years.

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Dwight Chapin, Frank Gannon and Bob Bostock. The program will be followed by birthday cake celebrating RN’s 101st year and a mix and mingle reception.

Fred Malek, Chair of the RN Centennial Campaign, will report on the success to date of the Centennial Campaign and its first-phase mission to fund d nix r a he Nixon Alumni Association, representing hundreds of former an imaginative renovation of the Library’s aging galleries. “It’s time to h o c volunteers and staff plus Nixon family members, will meet on make the Library presentations more dramatic and relevant with the the President’s 101st birthday, at 5:30 pm on January 9, at new thinking on RN’s achievements, and more appetizing to our 1946 1972 the National Archives on the Mall in Washington, D.C. target audience of young people who haven’t made up their minds It’s not only a time for old friends to enjoy warm memories, but to see a about the 37th President,” Malek said. m t ni brief presentation on what’s in store to “reimagine” the galleries of the 23The Foundation has recruited a team of creative and innovative Associa year-old Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda. Special guests will include exhibit designers and filmmakers to vividly portray RN’s extraordinary Nixon family members and United States Archivist David Ferriero. accomplishments and his life style of staying “in the arena” of public service.

The program in the elegant Archivist’s Reception Room will feature a panel of If you’re not yet a Nixon Alumni Association member, or if you are and plan to Foundation Chairman Ronald Walker, President Sandy Quinn and the attend on January 9, please call Anne Brown at (714) 364-1120 to receive more renovation team of Foundation Exec. VP Anthony Curtis and former RN aides details. ★

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FROM THE PRESIDENT Bringing the World to the Library, and taking the Library to the World.

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SANDY QUINN

hen the Richard Nixon Library opened 23 years ago, our mission was to attract visitors to Yorba Linda. We soon expanded that focus with year-round conferences, speakers, School Editor Forums, author book signings, and special events in Yorba Linda and D.C. Today, those are only part of our mission. When we opened in 1990, we didn’t have the ability to take RN’s incredible record of achievement to the world—then came the Internet, blogs, Google, and the huge and diverse roster of social media platforms. These online channels got their starts appealing to young people, but today nearly everyone communicates using cell phones, tablets and laptops.

Young people get their information and learning using Smart Phones, where they can instantly access anything they want—from driving directions and text books, to term papers and movie tickets. The instant availability of information is overwhelming in quantity, depth and detail—and we’re using it to take RN and his record to the iPhones and earphones of the world.

We assembled a 12-minute reel of the favorable press coverage of our POW reunion in May, and the video went viral on YouTube, with more than 70,000 viewings so far. All of our speaker programs are now aired live on YouTube worldwide.

Six college interns spent the summer with us developing RN legacy material in the National Archives which we are producing into short four or five minute video storytellers on RN’s vision, decisions and accomplishments. There were more than 600,000 Google searches in the past month alone for information on RN, and we’re working hard to channel these to our online content to make sure readers get the facts.

The Nixon Library’s website— www.nixonfoundation.org—is refreshed daily by our communications team, led by director Jon Movroydis. We email One Minute Updates weekly on what’s happening at the Library and in the broader world of the 37th President. We push out our web stories, fun RN/PN anniversary tidbits and engage the world on Facebook and Twitter everyday. Our staff posts photos on Instagram for “behind the scenes” looks at Library events. We sell museum merchandise not only in our onsite store, but on Amazon and eBay. We conduct much of our lucrative event sales on The Knot and Wedding Wire. We use TripAdvisor and Yelp to promote travel to the Library.

As we finalize plans for “reimagineering” of the aging galleries of our Library, we’ll make it possible for visitors to engage as they tour with their Smart Phones, to ask questions as they explore, and to hear and see Richard Nixon himself discuss the subjects they’re seeing in the galleries.

We’ll design our galleries so they are as compelling and dramatic if you tour online from your living room in Boston or Beijing, as they will be in person in Yorba Linda. And with a click on their phone, visitors will be able to take their custom exhibit experience home or send it to others around the world.

This is the museum of the future, and that will be the new Richard Nixon Presidential Library.

JULIE NIXON EISENHOWER and her husband, David, had the help of a few young conductors to officially open the annual holiday display Trains, Trees & Traditions on November 23. This much-anticipated spectacular features six model railroad displays and 24 breathtaking Christmas trees, decorated with more than 5,000 colorful ornaments and 13,000 sparkling lights. The Eisenhowers were joined by former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell and noted philanthropist Lewis Katz.

UPCOMING EVENTS & SPEAKERS ★ A HOLIDAY FESTIVAL OF TRAINS, TREES & TRADITIONS ROLLS INTO YORBA LINDA! ON DISPLAY FROM SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 TO SUNDAY JANUARY 5 ★ This magical model train exhibit includes six festive railroad scenes and dozens of breathtaking Christmas trees, taking visitors through a whistling wonderland. Family fun for all through January 5, 2014.

★ HOMETOWN HEROES REMEMBRANCE TREE SUNDAY DECEMBER 8 ★ 11:30AM ★ FREE EVENT ADMISSION This annual ceremony honors hundreds of Orange County heroes who lost their lives in Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam.

In remembrance of these fallen soldiers, their family members will hang personal ornaments of recognition on a special Hometown Heroes Christmas tree.

★ CHRISTMAS AT THE WHITE HOUSE MONDAY DECEMBER 16 ★ 7PM ★ FREE EVENT ADMISSION Be part of a fascinating, up-close look at White House Christmases past and present, with Jennifer Pickens, a noted White House social expert. Pickens chronicles the fun and festive traditions that Mrs. Nixon brought to the Executive Mansion in Christmas at the White House.

★ MEET VICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY TUESDAY DECEMBER 17 ★ 7PM One of the most influential men in the highest levels of business and government will talk politics, the world scene, and his personal 35-year struggle with heart disease, outlined in his latest thriller, Heart: An American Medical Odyssey. The VP will be joined on-stage by his daughter and co-author, Wyoming Senate candidate Liz Cheney.

TICKET + BOOK (BEST VALUE): $48 ★ (MEMBERS $45) ★ LECTURE TICKET: $28 ★ (MEMBERS $25)

★ CELEBRATE RN’S 101ST BIRTHDAY THURSDAY JANUARY 9 ★ 5:30PM A gathering of Nixon family, friends and the Nixon Alumni Association, in the Archivist’s Reception Room at the National Archives Building in Washington, D.C., will recognize RN’s 101st, and Foundation leadership will present plans of the RN Presidential Library Renovation.

See story on page 1 for more details. If you plan to attend, please reserve your spot online at nixonfoundation.org or call Anne Brown at (714) 364-1120.

SATURDAY JANUARY 11 ★ 11AM ★ FREE ADMISSION ALL DAY! Commemorate RN’s 101st birthday in Yorba Linda, with a formal White House wreath laying and military honors.

★ MEET RADIO STAR HUGH HEWITT THURSDAYJANUARY 9 ★ 7PM ★ FREE EVENT ADMISSION Nationally-syndicated radio personality and former RN aide Hugh Hewitt will discuss and sign copies of his new book The Happiest Life: Seven Gifts, Seven Givers, and the Secret to Genuine Success, a how-to guide for self-improvement.

Annual D.C. Reunion Draws Nixon Alums

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n November 13, Nixon family, friends and alumni — including Vice President and Mrs. Cheney — gathered at the home of Centennial Campaign Chairman Fred Malek to reminisce and pay homage to the President.

The following afternoon, RN Domestic Council Associates — including Defense Secretaries Donald Rumsfeld and Frank Carlucci — gathered again at the Metropolitan Club.

Vice President and Lynne Cheney with Fred and Marlene Malek.

Tricia Nixon Cox with (left to right) Professor Luke Nichter of Texas A&M, Geoff Shepard, and Chairman Ron Walker.

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BRING THE KIDS!

Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who served in the congressional liaison office.

IN THE ARENA

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CHAIRMAN 40 YEARS OF FREEDOM: MARK LIJEK, featured in Academy Award-winning ARGO, toured the Library with Yorba Linda Mayor Pro Tem Craig Young. "What Richard Nixon did was very, very good," he said.

RICH LOWRY, editor of National Review and protégé of William F. Buckley launched his Lincoln Unbound, encouraging a return to a society of individual responsibility.

RON WALKER

A Message From Guest Columnist CDR. Everett Alvarez

T ASTRONAUT BUZZ ALDRIN, the second man on the moon, landed in the East Room and spoke with middle and high school science students – even retracing his moonwalk – before outlining his plan to put a man on planet Mars.

Two-time Defense Secretary DONALD RUMSFELD took questions for nearly an hour on his new Rumsfeld’s Rules, full of pithy tips and advice on business, leadership and life. “This is a fantastic institution,” he told the crowd.

Noted crisis manager LANNY DAVIS quoted President Bill Clinton as saying: “I called President Nixon more than anybody realizes. He was such a wise man.” Davis talked 700 packed the East Room to HONOR THE LIVES his new political survival guide LOST ON SEPT. 11, with remarks from Gen. Coglianese of Camp Pendleton & RN confidant Bruce Herschensohn. Crisis Tales.

HUNDREDS OF 7TH GRADERS in Placentia and Yorba Linda were recognized by the Docent Guild and RN’s Marine Aide Col. Jack Brennan for their geographical knowledge in the 19th annual Geography Awards program.

LABOR DAY FESTIVITIES included MUSIC LEGEND TONY ORLANDO, right, joined by POWs Brian Ensch, Jack Ward and Charlie Plumb—donated his certified Gold Record for “Tie a frisbee dog show & a jaw-dropping lifesaving a Yellow Ribbon” to the Foundation and performed for a packed East Room on July 4. demonstration by the OC Fire Dept.

Carter Library Director & ENERGY EXPERT JAY HAKES praised RN, noting that his initiatives allowed the U.S. to become the global leader in energy innovation and achieve greater independence from foreign sources: “His efforts led to real results.”

A riveting cultural tradition brought OVER 2000 AMERICAN INDIANS TOGETHER TO HONOR RN – revered for returning sacred lands – at the annual Taos Pueblo Pow Wow in New Mexico.

Ed Nixon accepted the honor.

HUNDREDS THRILLED TO FIVE PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAYALS – plus First Lady Pat Nixon – in the 8th annual ‘Meet the Presidents’ educational series.

Nixon Deputy Assistant Dwight Chapin, joined by RN's brother Ed Nixon and aide Frank Gannon, opened A NEW PERMANENT EXHIBIT DETAILING LIFE ONBOARD AIR FORCE ONE. The exhibit includes a scale model of SAM 26000, the plane on which RN logged thousands of miles, including to China and Russia.

A panel featuring top radio personalities HUGH HEWITT, MICHAEL MEDVED AND BEN SHAPIRO and sponsored by KRLA, discussed the future of conservatism. Medved called the new RN Centennial Exhibit “awesome – brilliant!”

THE SUPREME COURT OF PAKISTAN toured the exhibits & archives on a study visit of the U.S. judicial system.

he special black-tie dinner that the Richard Nixon Library hosted on May 24 was held 40 years to the day that President and Mrs. Richard Nixon hosted a formal dinner at the White House in honor of our release and return from the North Vietnam prison camps.

The warm welcome to sunny California was reminiscent of the enthusiastic welcome we received upon our return to our country and our hometowns 40 years ago. Personally, for me, the anniversary dinner brought back many revered and sentimental memories of that magical evening at the White House. During the 8 ½ years I spent as a POW, I never dreamt I would be having dinner at the White House. But this was not just a dinner – it was an extravaganza with stage show… movie stars… a five-course gourmet meal, and as for me…. romance.

The 1973 dinner was when Tammy and I had our first date. It was definitely not a routine, average, everyday type of date. Tammy and I were honored to have John Wayne and his wife sit at our table. The evening was filled with fun, emotions, laughter, tears and just plain joy. We were all overwhelmed.

President and Mrs. Nixon were and will always be special to us. We were special to them. We knew that our repatriation to freedom and our return to our loved ones was the direct result of the determination and dedication President Nixon put forth in obtaining our release and securing our return back to the United States of America.

John Wayne, for the most part, remained quiet with moments of his eyes blurred with tears. When Tammy asked him why he was tearing, he responded, “I only play a hero, Everett is a hero!” One can only imagine how touched I was to hear that from the “Duke.” We were treated with the utmost respect and generously recognized for our sacrifices. We were humbled and grateful. We were alive and well. We were at the White House.

To President Nixon, we owe a lot. That night was definitely a night to remember. Now, 40 years later, Tammy – my bride of 40 years – and I once again sat at a table with distinguished guests, enjoying and savoring another marvelous dinner event. The 40th anniversary dinner was carefully and meticulously planned. This time, President and Mrs. Nixon were missing from the dinner, but their memory lives on which was very evident throughout the celebration and evening.

There is no doubt we shall never forget the spectacular events in celebration of our 40th anniversary of our return to freedom.

We were POWs once. Once again, we found ourselves celebrating our freedom together and with friends and family of President and Mrs. Richard Nixon. As we did on May 24, 1973, we again stood proudly and sang GOD BLESS AMERICA. It was 40 years ago, when we were honored to have the songwriter himself, Irving Berlin, lead the dinner guests in singing GOD BLESS AMERICA. What an emotional scene that was…

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REMEMBERING THE WEEK THAT CHANGED THE WORLD RETRACING RN'S STEPS OF 1972 The Chinese government hosted a glittering banquet in the stunning Great Hall of the People in Beijing, where RN presided 41 years before.

Christopher Nixon Cox stands atop the magnificent Great Wall in the same spot as his grandparents did 41 years before.

State Councilor Yang Jiechi, one of the most senior members of the Chinese government, toasted the delegation in the Great Hall, to U.S./China friendship.

Left to Right: Texas A&M History professor Luke Nichter spoke at the Economic Forum in Shanghai; Delegation stars KT McFarland, Col. Jack Brennan and Bud McFarlane spoke about the importance of RN's China initiative; and Foundation President Sandy Quinn offered remarks of goodwill in the Great Hall.

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he RN Centennial took on an international flavor on A Legacy Journey to China from May 1 to 10, during which grandson Christopher Nixon Cox headed a 45-member delegation to retrace RN’s steps 41 years ago. The delegation was hosted by the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries in Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai — the three stops on Nixon’s 1972 trip.

“Forty-one years later, another Nixon is back,” proclaimed NBC World News, while other news outlets — both American and Chinese — closely followed the trip, including the AP, the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.

Notables in the delegation included former National Security Adviser Robert “Bud” McFarlane, RN’s Marine Aide Col. Jack Brennan, former Kissinger NSC aide KT McFarland, longtime Nixon confidant and aide Marje Acker,

Chris Cox and wife Andrea planted trees in Hangzhou, just as RN did twice before.

“[My grandfather] said that just as those small saplings could one day grow into mighty trees, he hoped that the seeds of peace planted on his journey would grow into a more enduring structure for peace and security in the Western Pacific.”

and Craig Young, Mayor Pro Tem of Yorba Linda, RN’s hometown.

In Beijing, the delegation was hosted by State Councilor Yang Jiechi for a glittering banquet in the Great Hall of the People, the same venue at which Premier Zhou Enlai hosted the Nixons. The delegation’s exciting tour through the capital city also included visits to Tiananmen Square, the Great Wall and Ming Tombs — they even careened through the streets on rickshaws!

The tranquil lakeside Hangzhou provided a taste of rural China. Cox planted Sequoia trees in the same spot that RN did in 1972 (and again on a later visit in 1993).

In Shanghai, the delegation was welcomed to the Jinjiang Hotel, where the Shanghai Communiqué — the basic, continuing framework of U.S.-China relations — was announced on the original trip. ★

Left to Right: Delegation members were treated to tours through the city of Beijing, including the Diaoyutai State Guest House where RN stayed in 1972, plus breathtaking rickshaw rides through older Beijing, and classic ancient pagodas.

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— CHRISTOPHER NIXON COX

“HE KEPT HIS WORD. AND WE ARE FOREVER GRATEFUL.” — LT. COL. TOM HANTON, President of the NAM-POWs, on Fox News

POWs including (left to right) Cdr. Gary Thornton, Capt. Jerry Coffee and Col. Mike Brazelton, regrouped to celebrate 40 years of freedom.

POW HOMECOMING (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Tricia Nixon Cox spoke so eloquently: “Thank you for your courage, your steadfastness and your patriotism which was an inspiration for so many, including my father, and which will be an inspiration to future generations.”

The gathering also included keynote remarks from Congressman Ed Royce, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, noted POW advocate Ross Perot and video tributes from NAM-POW and Medal of Honor recipient Col. Bud Day, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who attended the dinner 40 years ago.

“Richard Nixon said that as far as he was concerned, almost everything about ending the Vietnam War was negotiable,” Royce noted, “but one thing wasn’t negotiable and that was the return of our POWs.” The homecoming concluded with a public forum featuring POWs and their memories of the horrific conditions they endured during their years in captivity and their emotional homecomings. The panelists were Cdr. Everett Alvarez, 8-year POW; Lt. Col. Tom Hanton, President of the NAM-POWs and 9-month POW; Capt. Mike McGrath, 6-year POW; Capt.

Paul Galanti, 6-year POW; and Dr. Roger Shields,

Hundreds lined the motorcade route to support and honor the heroes.

who coordinated their return under RN. Dr. Frank Luntz, media commentator for CBS and Fox News, moderated.

Forty years ago, First Lady Pat Nixon had 126 tables set for nearly 1,300 guests in a giant tent on the South Lawn. The star-studded entertainment included Bob Hope, Sammy Davis, Jr., and John Wayne. The excitement and good cheer continued until well after midnight, and many wept openly when Irving Berlin led a rousing rendition of “God Bless America.”

“It had rained all day and much of the evening,” RN later recalled, “but nothing could dampen the high spirits of that night.” ★

The public was treated to fascinating, up-close recollections of POWs at a panel on May 25; the program is regularly aired on C-SPAN.

Tricia Nixon Cox was joined by noted POW advocate and 1992 presidential candidate Ross Perot, left, who delivered keynote remarks, and Cdr. Everett Alvarez, center, the longest-held POW of the entire group.

Honorary POW and music legend Tony Orlando reprised his iconic “Tie A Yellow Ribbon.”

“AS WE SANG, I COULD FEEL PRESIDENT NIXON WATCHING.” For the first time in 40 years, the POW Chorus regrouped to charm those gathered with their emotional "POW Hymn."

— COL. QUINCY COLLINS in the Charlotte Observer

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Celebrating the life and legacy of America’s 37th President MAJOR DONORS Mrs. Josie Abplanalp Ambassador and Mrs. George L. Argyros The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Honorable and Mrs. James H. Cavanaugh The Ernest A. Crawford Estate Honorable Frederick B. Dent Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harrington Honorable and Mrs. Lawrence M. Higby The Margaret Higham Estate Mr. Donald M. Kendall

The Katherine B. Loker Trust Honorable and Mrs. Frederic V. Malek Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Odle, Jr. The Sylvan and Ann Oestreicher Foundation Honorable and Mrs. Donald Rumsfeld Honorable and Mrs. George P. Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Smith The Starr Foundation Honorable and Mrs. Ronald H. Walker

PRESIDENT’S CABINET MEMBERS Mr. Roger Ailes Col. John V. Brennan Mrs. Martha Cheney Brooks Hon. Frederick B. Dent Hon. Barbara H. Franklin

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Mr. John C. Herklotz Mr. Donald M. Kendall Amb. & Mrs. Lester Korn Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Munro Mrs. Mary M. Muth Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Odle, Jr.

Hon. & Mrs. Donald Rumsfeld Mr. Roger H. Schnapp Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Sharpe Hon. George P. Shultz Mr. & Mrs. J. Peter Simon Mr. & Mrs. Leland Smith

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Mrs. Irene B. Kamin Mr. Adam L. La Munyon Ms. Maria T. Solis-Martinez Drs. William & Irene Matthews Mrs. Mary Alice Passman Murphy Mr. & Mrs. James W. Roach Ms. Goldie Roe Mr. Robert A. Sackett Mr. Paul R. Tesch Mrs. Linda Wahl Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Walter Mr. Larry Woody

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Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crow Mr. Magruder H. Dent Hon. Elizabeth Dole Mr. Justin K. Durrance The Rev. & Mrs. Neil R. Edlin Dr. & Mrs. James Ewing Mrs. Richard M. Fairbanks Hon. Patricia Gallucci Mr. Frank Gannon Mr. & Mrs. William Garvey Miss Loie Gaunt Mr. & Mrs. William L. Goetsch Mr. Ronald Gravino William E. Griffin, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. John Hamilton Hon. & Mrs. Edwin L. Harper Mr. & Mrs. Jon Hausch Mr. Bruce Herschensohn Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Hopping Lt. Gen. James D. Hughes Mr. Jerry Jones Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Khachigian Mr. Christopher T. Klepac Mrs. Doris Knauft

WHITE HOUSE CIRCLE MEMBERS Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Bagnall Mr. John G. Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd N. Cosby Mr. Reed Cummings Mr. Mark D. Deany Mr. & Mrs. Bob Dennerline Dr. William K. Duncan Mr. & Mrs. Kris Elftmann Mr. W. Peyton George Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Hall Mr. Edward J. Hillings Mr. John W. Hushen Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kaak

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Mr. Wallace Barnes Mr. Neal B. Freeman Mr. Edwin D. Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Harrington

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL MEMBERS 24 Carrots Catering Mrs. Marjorie Acker Mr. Thomas Anfinson Mrs. Lawrene Nixon Anfinson Mr. C. Joseph Arbogast Mr. & Mrs. John H. Barr Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Bendetti Hon. & Mrs. Richard S. Bodman Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Bonanno Mr. Robert M. Bostock Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Brigham, Jr. Mr. Donald E. Brock Hon. & Mrs. Robert J. Brown Hon. Patrick J. Buchanan Mrs. Shelley S. Buchanan Hon. Stephen B. Bull Hon. & Mrs. S. John Byington Hon. & Mrs. John B.T. Campbell Mr. John H. Carley Hon. & Mrs. Red Cavaney Vice President & Mrs. Richard B. Cheney Dr. Dorothea Cist Mr. William Codus Mr. Daniel P. Coffman

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Mr. Theodore Preusch Mr. Sandy Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Carl Rieger, Jr. Ms. Janae Rubinate Mr. & Mrs. Karl Sator Hon. James R. Schlesinger Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schlinger Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Schott Gen. Brent Scowcroft Mrs. Ruth B. Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey C. Shepard Mr. Donald Stinson Mrs. Louise Taper Tawani Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Thanos Hon. & Mrs. William E. Timmons Hon. & Mrs. Frank A. Ursomarso Mr. Henry Walker Mr. Henry Wedaa Mr. & Mrs. J. Bruce Whelihan Dr. John C. Whitaker LCDR & Mrs. H. Eino Yost Mr. Patrick S. Young Mr. & Mrs. Fred P. Zimmer

NIXON FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS Cdr. Everett Alvarez, Jr.

Mr. Gavin S. Herbert

Amb. George Argyros

Hon. Lawrence M. Higby

Mr. John H. Barr

Hon. Tod Hullin

Hon. Robert J. Brown

Hon. Kenneth L. Khachigian

Hon. John Carley

Hon. Fred Malek

Dr. James H. Cavanaugh

Mr. Edward Nixon

Mrs. Tricia Nixon Cox

Mrs. Maureen Drown Nunn

Mrs. Julie Nixon Eisenhower

Mr. J. Peter Simon

Hon. Barbara Hackman Franklin Hon. Ronald H. Walker ★ Chairman Mr. John W. Hamilton

Hon. Pete Wilson

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PETER FLANIGAN, a giant in international banking and finance, generous philanthropist and a loyal friend and confidant of RN and the Nixon family, passed on July 29 at 90.

His association with RN stretched for over 50 years, including Deputy Campaign Manager in ‘68 and the Administration’s economic sage in the White House.

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