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UCLA Associated Students Speaker Program
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Service Awards Program
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A copy of a speech given by Otis Chandler at the Service Awards on December 10, 1969. Also included in this folder is a two page copy of the program; a two page memo from Fred Cheavront to Freddie Miller about the details of the ceremony; a four page memo from Fred Cheavront to Robert L. Flannes, regarding the program outline.
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Service Awards Program
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A copy of a speech given by Otis Chandler at the Service Award Program on December 2, 1965.
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Service Awards Program
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A copy of a speech given by Otis Chandler at the Service Awards program on December 13, 1967. Also included in this folder is a photocopy of a handwritten "Actual Time" schedule for the 1966 awards; a memo from Fred Cheuvront to Freddie Miller regarding the auditorium seating plan; a handwritten note to Freddie Miller from Richard S. Robinson; two memos from Fred Cheuvront to Robert L. Flannes, one regarding service awards and ceremony for executives and the other regarding the program outline; a memo from Otis Chandler to Management Personnel informing them of allowing awardees to leave early; a memo from Helen Brown listing the 1968 retirements; an outlined program for the 1967 service awards; a seating chart.
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Service Awards Program
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A three page memo from Fred Cheuvront pertaining to the Service Awards held on January 17, 1978, where Otis Chandler was a speaker. The memo are instructions for the Projection Booth.
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Convention
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A copy of a speech entitled "Why A Newspaper in an Electronic Era" given by Otis Chandler at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association on November 15, 1966. Also included in this folder is a clipping from the November 19, 1966 Ad Age, which discusses Otis Chandler's speech; four pieces of correspondence between Otis Chandler and Edward L. Gaylord, Executive Vice President of Oklahoma Publishing Company, requesting Otis Chandler as speaker, Otis Chandler accepting, Edward L. Gaylord thanking Otis Chandler for accepting, traveling to make the speech, and apologizes for the turnout [three of the letters are attached along with a memo from Freddie Miller to Otis Chandler, as a refresher about the presentation]; a newspaper clipping regarding the speech; memos between Otis Chandler and Nick Williams regarding ideas on what to right the speech about; a letter to Edward L. Gaylord, Executive Vice President of Oklahoma Publishing Company, from Freddie Miller requesting additional information about the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association for Otis Chandler for preparation of the speech; and a two page letter from Claude V. Capers, Manager in the Labor Relations Department at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, in which he sending the information requested.
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Temple Beth Am Public Affairs Program
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Four copies of a speech, entitled The News Media - Virtuous or Venal?, given by Otis Chandler at the Temple Beth Am's Sights and Sounds of the '70's Series on January 12, 1971. One of the copies includes an introduction, and the other has cut up pages, which is explained in a "Note to File" that states that the original copy was cut up and repasted to create two Dallas speeches that were held on September 11, 1974, they are both contained in this folder and should remain here, however there is a separate folder for each speech. Other items in this folder include a thank you letter from Eugene Saber, M.D., on behalf on himself and the members of the Temple Beth Am congregation; a copy of the Temple Beth Am newsletter entitled "Olympian", a confirmation letter with a copy of the brochure attached from Mrs. Jacob Pressman [Marjorie Pressman]; a thank you letter from Rabbi Jacob Pressman, of the Temple Beth Am; three letters of correspondence between Otis Chandler and Rabbi Pressman in which Pressman asks Chandler to be a speaker, Chandler accepts and Pressman thanks Chandler.
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