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CENTENNIAL LEGACY CAMPAIGNChairman Fred Malek Announces Goals

A FRESH LOOK AT RN:

Patriot, President, Peacemaker

SEE PHOTOS AND STORY ON PAGE 3.

Youngsters from the Boys and Girls Clubreenact RN's first swearing-in, picturedbehind them in the new Centennial exhibit.

T wenty five years ago, friends and admirers

of the 37th President joined in our first

major fundraising campaign that built the

Richard Nixon Presidential Library and

Museum. It’s now time to undertake a new campaign that

will advance the world’s knowledge of President Nixon and

his extraordinary accomplishments.

RN’s Deputy Director of the Office of Management

and Budget, Fred Malek, has agreed to head the

Centennial Legacy Campaign to raise $25 million.

A West Point graduate, Malek served as President and CEO of Marriott Hotels and

Northwest Airlines and is Founder of Thayer Capital Partners, a corporate buy out firm

and Founder and Chairman of Thayer Lodging Group, a private equity firm.

He spoke at President Nixon’s 100th Birthday Gala on January 9 in Washington,

D.C. He was introduced by campaign vice co-chair and former Deputy Assistant to

President Nixon, Larry Higby, who announced that Fred had kicked-off the campaign

with a significant personal pledge.

“It’s so important that we not only refurbish the Library where hundreds of

thousands of people come,” Malek said, “but that we reach out electronically to the

world – with a more robust online presence to share the accomplishments of the 37th

President.” Ambassador George Argyros is campaign vice chair along with Higby.

The $25 million will be devoted to several important goals of the Foundation,

including:

� Refresh the museum galleries, now 25 years old and in need of technological

updates and 21st century modernizations.

� Launch an academic initiative to fund undergraduate and graduate scholarships,

visiting university lecturers, on-campus and online curriculum, and a Library

educational center for scenario-based education experiences.

� Build a replica of RN’s Oval Office, as part of the Library educational center, to

allow student groups to simulate the President’s high-pressure decision making.

� Expand and improve our online reach and impact.

U.S. Archivist David Ferriero presided

over the latest Centennial celebration

to honor RN, the opening of a state-

of-the-art, interactive Centennial exhibit.

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Chair Fred Malek

One of the mostinteresting—no, one ofthe most exciting—

developments of this year’s RichardNixon Centennial is the realization that there is, in fact, not onlya relearning, but a rethinking happening about RN’s decades ofvisionary public service.

President Clinton called for rethinking in his eulogy at RN’sState Funeral when he declared: “May the day of judgingPresident Nixon on anything less than his entire life andcareer come to a close.” It was forecast by Senator Bob Dole inhis eulogy when he said the second half of 20th Century wouldbe known as the Age of Nixon.

I knew rethinking was gaining momentum when I heard thewarm tributes at the bicoastal Richard Nixon CentennialBirthday Celebrations on January 6 in Yorba Linda andJanuary 9 in Washington. Leaders paraded to the podiums totalk about the RN they admired: Bruce Herschensohn, Cong. EdRoyce (new chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee),Marine General Mel Spiese, Rev. Franklin Graham, Fred Malek,Ben Stein, Pat Buchanan, Dr. Henry Kissinger, Ron Walker andNixon daughters Tricia and Julie. They all talked about howmuch Richard Nixon achieved.

The press, too, fanned the rethinking. Reuters proclaimedacross its wires around the world that RN was “hailed asforeign policy genius” at the centennial of his birth. The listgoes on and on. It’s about time!

And rethinking is underway by many academics, scholars andresearchers. That’s shown in the announcements that over adozen new books on RN are in the works by Doubleday/Random House, Simon & Schuster, Yale University Press andothers. Perhaps it’s a welcome new chapter as scholars andbiographers who were not around in the Nixon years begin totake a fresh, objective view of the Nixon Presidency. We’re intouch with the authors, to help them access those in the Nixonarena who can provide historical insight, context andknowledgeable interviews. Conrad Black, writing recently in the National Review,

proclaimed that the “great Watergate fraud is unraveling,”and said that “although it was too late to redress the unjust fatesof those who gained and those who lost, including among thedisserved the whole nation, but not too late to welcome themiraculous emergence of a balanced treatment...”

This rethinking is consistent, too, with the Library’s widely-praised new Richard Nixon Centennial Exhibit. At the formalopening, U.S. Archivist David Ferriero told the audience thatit is an exhibit to which “you will want to return and eachvisit will expand your understanding of, and appreciation for,the Patriot, President and Peacemaker.”

The Sunday morning TV talking heads are upset about howparalyzed government is today. Little gets accomplished, they cry.The President, the Senate and the House hardly speak. Theycomplain that the President and the Congress can’t work togetherto get anything done. Wait. Stop. Richard Nixon led anation and led a Democratic Congress in agreeing oncountless major innovations, all characterized by his signature vision.

Richard Nixon got things done. That was our President,America’s 37th. And we’re reintroducing him to the world.

� GRAND OPENING OF SPECIAL POW EXHIBITSATURDAY MAY 18 This is the 40th anniversary of the homecoming of Vietnam POWs. In honor of theseAmerican patriot heroes, we’ll open a special exhibit highlighting the homecoming and White Housedinner hosted by the Nixons. The exhibit, An All American Homecoming, will include memorabilia fromthe dinner, the formal attire worn by the President and Mrs. Nixon, video commentary by POWs, andthe flag that flew over the White House during the dinner.

� MEET HON. DONALD RUMSFELDMONDAY MAY 20 � 7PM LECTURE AND BOOK SIGNING From his years of inside experience as a Congressman,

Senior Executive Staffer, Fortune 500 CEO and the second-longest serving Secretary of Defense,“Rummy” has collected scores of pithy tips and advice, all of which he will reveal in Yorba Linda inRumsfeld’s Rules.LECTURE TICKETS: $48 � ($43 MEMBERS) Includes a copy of Rumsfeld’s Rules!

� 40TH ANNIVERSARY POW REUNIONTHURSDAY MAY 23 AND FRIDAY MAY 24 The Nixon Foundation will host Vietnam POWs and their families fortwo days of special reunion events, including a BBQ in the gardens and a formal dinner in the East Roomto commemorate the 40th anniversary of their All American Homecoming from the prisons of NorthVietnam in 1973.

� MEET BUZZ ALDRINTUESDAY JUNE 11 � 7PM LECTURE AND BOOK SIGNING The second man to set foot on the moon will land in theEast Room, ready to talk the future of space exploration, discussed in his new Mission to Mars.

� MEET RICH LOWRYTUESDAY JUNE 18 � 7PM LECTURE AND BOOK SIGNING The editor of National Review, Fox News correspondentand New York Times bestselling author, will lecture and sign his Lincoln Unbound, in which heencourages a return to society that fosters opportunity and rewards hard work.TICKETS: $8 � ($6 MEMBERS)

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TICKETS, BOOKS, OR MORE INFORMATION � 714.364.1120 � NIXONFOUNDATION.ORG

CHECK US OUT ONLINE AT NIXONFOUNDATION.ORG!

FROM THEPRESIDENT UPCOMING

EVENTS & SPEAKERS

MEET THE PRESIDENTSJUNE THROUGH AUGUST � TUESDAYS AT 10:30 AM A free series of educational presentations by five great American Presidents—plus First Lady Pat Nixon. Featuring talks, interactiveQ&A, photo opportunities, coloring time—and punch and cookies.

� MEET PRESIDENT GEORGE WASHINGTON � TUESDAY JUNE 18 His courageous role in the Revolutionary War led to theformation of the United States, where he served as its first President.

� MEET PRESIDENT ABE LINCOLN � TUESDAY JUNE 25 Our 16th President, he grew from humble beginnings in a logcabin and went on to lead our nation through the Civil War.

� MEET PRESIDENT TEDDY ROOSEVELT � TUESDAY JULY 16 Learn how the 26th President helped define the Americanspirit with his endearing character and cowboy image.

� MEET PRESIDENT THOMAS JEFFERSON � TUESDAY JULY 30 Learn how the 3rd President helped write the Declarationof Independence as an influential Founding Father.

� MEET PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON � TUESDAY AUGUST 13 Portrayed by his younger brother, Ed Nixon. Learn abouthis childhood in Orange County and his achievements as the 37th President in bringing peace to the worldand a more just society at home.

� MEET FIRST LADY PAT NIXON � TUESDAY AUGUST 27 Portrayed by her friend Maureen Drown Nunn. Hear about hermodest beginnings and her remarkable career as America’s First Lady and Ambassador of Goodwill.

� NIXON CENTENNIAL LEGACY JOURNEY TO CHINAMAY 1 THROUGH MAY 10 Join an exclusive group on a fascinating journey throughthe People’s Republic of China, retracing RN’s steps during the “week thatchanged the world.”

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SANDY QUINN

� CHINA-USA Friendship Bowl Football GameSATURDAY MAY 4 The Nixon Foundation delegation to China will be recognizedat the first American pro football game played in China. NFL players will square

off in an exhibition game at the National Olympic Stadium in Beijing andGRAMMY® winner Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish will perform.FOR INFORMATION ON THE TRIP: CALL 714.364.1120 or VISIT china2013.nixonfoundation.org

There’s a WholeLot of RethinkingGoing on!

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R ichard Nixon’s Centennial Special Exhibit “tells a fascinating American story

and it does so in ways that engage and draw in the visitor,” proclaimed U.S.

Archivist David Ferriero at official dedication ceremonies. “It is the kind of

exhibition to which you will want to return, and each visit will expand your

understanding of—and appreciation for—the patriot, President, and peacemaker.”

February 15 marked the latest celebration in a series of bicoastal Centennial events to

recognize and honor the 37th President during his 100th year.

The exhibit showcases the five most important themes of RN’s life and career: his humble

upbringing, meteoric rise to national prominence, his administration’s innovative domestic

and realistic foreign policies, and his leading role as the world’s elder statesman.

U.S. Archivist David Ferriero& Foundation Treasurer JohnBarr admire a 16-foot muralportraying RN’s life in full.

Co-Curators Bob Bostock (left) and Frank Gannonintroduce the exhibit.Delegates from the Chinese Consulate in LA enjoy the recreation of

RN’s handshake with Zhou En-lai.

Boys and Girls Club kids check out never-before-exhibited artifacts.

Col. Jack Brennan delivered a heartfelt toast to RN.

Archivist Ferriero called theexhibit a "result of a truecollaboration" between NARA& the Foundation.

T he RN Centennial Gala at theMayflower Hotel in Washington onJanuary 9 was a night to remember,and included keynote remarks by

Gala Chairman Dr. Henry Kissinger, PatBuchanan, Rev. Franklin Graham, Ben Stein,Tricia Nixon Cox, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, FredMalek and Ron Walker.

“It is my honor to proposea toast to Richard Nixon,patriot, President, and,above all, peacemaker.”

—DR. HENRY KISSINGER

With news cameras rolling, Boys and Girls Club members cut a Centennial

Ribbon of Olive Branches, reflecting RN’s role of peacemaker, to welcome visitors to

a fascinating collection of artifacts never before exhibited in public, from all stages of

RN’s life and career.

Using fully the technologies of our day—including breathtaking audiovisual experiences

and iPad displays—the exhibit takes the visitor through what Bob Dole called the “Age

of Nixon” and allows one to fully understand the context of Richard Nixon’s era.

The exhibit’s video presentations include RN discussing issues in his own words, plus

tributes taped by Presidents Carter, Clinton, and Bush.

Think you know RN? Think again! �

Boys and Girls Club members cut the Ribbon of OliveBranches, symbolizing RN’s role as a peacemaker.

Boys and Girls Club kids check out never-before exhibited artifacts.

RN alumni including (left to right) Governor HaleyBarbour, Wally Barnes, Mrs. Tod Hullin, BobbieKilberg and Dr. James Cavanaugh join hands insinging God Bless America.

The Hon. Fred Dent, RN’sformer Commerce Secretary.

Secretary Barbara Franklin,who led RN’s charge toappoint women in theExecutive branch, and thePresident’s brother, Ed Nixon.

Secretary Elaine Chao, The Hon. Fred Malek, and Senator Elizabeth Dole.

RELIVE THE CENTENNIAL EXPERIENCES with thiscommemorative souvenir book of both events, complete with photos & speakers’remarks, perfect for your coffee table! Call 1.800.USA.8865

General Brent Scowcroft, Deputy National SecurityAdviser to RN (left), and Don Kendall, former Chairmanof PepsiCo.

Celeating the Centennial

M edia from around the world came to Yorba Linda onJanuary 6 for the celebration of RN’s Centennial.

Tricia Nixon Cox led a wreath laying ceremony.

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events of interest

THE NIXON WHITE HOUSE DOMESTIC COUNCIL met at the Metropolitan Club in Washington in November.

The night before, Hon. and Mrs. Rumsfeld held a dinner attended by special guests Julie, Dr. Kissinger, Vice President Cheney, and Tricia.

NIXON’S JOURNEY TO CHINA was the subject of a presentation byAmb. Richard Solomon, a visiting lecturer at Whittier College. Students from RN’s almamater were treated to a firsthand account of the legacy of RN’s trip.

Mount Rushmore came to life on PresidentsDay and taught youngsters about the founding of our country.

SoCal’s Popular Radio Star Larry Elder talked RNand civil rights during his live broadcast in the East Room, and signed copies ofhis memoir Dear Father, Dear Son.

South Korean Ambassador to the U.S. Young-Jin Choitoured the Nixon Library, including the new Nixon Centennial exhibit.

A MAGICAL PRESENTATION OF OVER 25 DECORATED TREESfrom countries the Nixons visited around the world, was on display throughout the Christmas season.

FOX NEWS MILITARY EXPERT COL.OLIVER NORTH toured the new RN Centennial exhibit anddiscussed and signed his new bestseller Heroes Proved with anenthusiastic overflow East Room crowd.

GEORGE WASHINGTON’S PERSONAL COPY of the Constitution and Bill of Rights, with his handwritten notesin the margins, was put on display in a new special exhibit opened by Yorba Linda's Congressman, Ed Royce.

OVER 2000 MIDDLE SCHOOLERS witnessed fiery debates between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander

Hamilton, discussing the role of government in everyday life.

“I hope that all of you will have an opportunity to take a tour of theLibrary... What you will see, amongother things, is a personal life.”

— RN at the Nixon Library Dedication Ceremony, July 19, 1990

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SENIOR STAFF FROM THE CIA gathered at the Nixon Library for panel discussions on the roleof intelligence in the 1973 Arab-Israeli War. The two-day program also included a School Editors Forum (pictured atleft) where Southern California high school and college newspaper editors had the chance to question the CIA staff.

NUMBER 1 NYT BESTSELLINGAUTHOR ED KLEIN noted that his trip to YorbaLinda brought back memories of his time at Newsweek. Hesigned copies of his blockbuster The Amateur.

NEWT GINGRICH’S 10th APPEARANCE: Nearly 1000 packed the East Room tohear Speaker Gingrich on what the 2012 election outcome means for America. He and wife Callista signedcopies of his Victory at Yorktown and her Land of the Pilgrims’ Pride with Ellis the Elephant!

THE 23RD NIXON LEGACY FORUMNixon to Reagan:Reshaping the Supreme Court brilliantly chronicled the evolution of the Supreme Court from Nixon through Reagan. Held at the National Archives in D.C.

THE 24TH NIXON LEGACY FORUM Nixon and the American Indian: The Movement to Self-Determination, examined the lasting relations that RN established with his visionary policy of Self-Determination with the Native American community. Heldat the National Museum of the American Indian on the National Mall in Washington.

HOMETOWN HEROES: Over 100 military warriors from Southern California werehonored in December with special personalized ornaments placed on the Hometown Heroes Tree.

VETERANS DAY WASKEYNOTED by President Reagan’s NationalSecurity Adviser Robert “Bud” McFarlane, who recognizedRN’s notable military service during WWII.

LBJ’S DAUGHTER Lynda Johnson Robb laidflowers at PN’s Memorial on her 101st birthday andadmired a mural of her parents with the Nixons dedicatingLady Bird Johnson Grove, part of RN's Legacy of Parksprogram, in the Centennial exhibit.

� Expand our Nixon Legacy programming to include more national

conferences and forums.

Among the benefits of giving are a wide variety of recognition

opportunities. Foundation staff is available to discuss giving levels,

planned giving programs, tax incentives, and procedures for making a

gift over several years.

There are special tiers of gifts, all with appropriate permanent

recognition.

Frequently in non-profit fundraising, a donor will make an

immediate cash pledge, and also a bequest for additional giving later.

Planned giving provides future gifts which are included in wills.

As Chairman Malek told the audience at RN’s birthday gala,

“Believe me friends, I’ll be knocking on your door.”

To guide the campaign in the months ahead, a strategy Cabinet has

been formed with key figures from the Nixon arena, including:

Bob Brown, Pat Buchanan, Elaine Chao, Dick Cheney, Ed and

Tricia Cox, Elizabeth Dole, David and Julie Eisenhower, Barbara

Franklin, David Gergen, Maurice Greenberg, Gavin Herbert Sr.,

Jon Huntsman Sr., Ken Khachigian, Bill and Bobbie Kilberg,

Henry Kissinger, Tom and Anne Korologos, Ed Nixon, Donald

Rumsfeld, George Shultz, Peter Simon, and Ron Walker.

For more information on the Richard Nixon Centennial

Legacy Campaign, contact President Sandy Quinn at

sandyquinn@earthlink.net or Executive VP Anthony Curtis at

anthony@nixonfoundation.org. �

CENTENNIAL LEGACY CAMPAIGN(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)

T hank you to all of you whooversold the President’sGala Centennial

Celebration at the Mayflower Hotelin Washington, D.C. on January 9th. It was a joyous occasionand a true ball buster that reminded us all of days gone bye. I usedthe term “ball buster” on purpose. That was a term the NixonWhite House Advance Office used to describe a “standing roomonly with overflow crowds outside” political rally. Every advanceman wants to get credit for a ball buster. A big apology goes outto all I may have offended. Guess it was the use of “you had to bethere” insider terminology.

As I looked around that jam-packed room, I was once againstruck by the collective wisdom that was represented. I have heardmany comments about how happy we all were to see each other.Our camaraderie is legendary and that is something that shouldmake all of us very proud. My contemporaries at otherPresidential Libraries often tell me how impressed they are bythis. Many thanks go to our dinner chairman, Dr. HenryKissinger. Note to Henry: everyone was really glad to see you.

Speaking of thanking folks… thank you to Fred Malek for hisagreeing to join the Foundation Board and Chair theCentennial Fundraising effort. And also to our “creativeconsultants,” Bob Bostock and Frank Gannon, for their RNCentennial Exhibit currently on display at the RN Library’sLoker Center. It is world class and I encourage everyone to see it,in person, if possible. Thanks also go to Sandy Quinn and histeam, especially Anne Brown, Carrie Biddle, Laura Machin Curtisand Cheryl Saremi for making the event so successful. Chaos reinedwhen, due to the overwhelming interest, all tables of eight had to bechanged to tables of ten. They pulled it off with nothing more thanlong hours without sleep, hard work, and some great localvolunteers. Way to go, team!And one additional thank you to Rob Odle, the Foundation’s

pro bono counsel. He has put in place many great additions for us, including “best practices.” Hard to believe, this had never been done until Rob got involved. We are all very grateful.

RON WALKER

HAPPY100th RN!

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