THOMAS 6. WINTER

TULSA, OKLAHOMA 741 

May 25. 1980

Mr. Dale Hogue

Clark for President Committee
2300 Wisconsin Ave. N.H.
Hashington. D.C. 2000?

Dear Dale:

This letter will report in two areas and ask your help in a third.

I have received two offers of help and five acknowledgements of other kinds
from my letter to 73 Oklahoma Libertarians asking for help organizing a
series of receptions around the state for Clark Koch. I'll be out of town
next week but I'll get on the phone after that and try to get a better
organization going. My experience so far is that letters don't work very
well.

He are going thlough the files of the Secretary of State of Oklahoma
looking for Petroleum based PACs that give money to presidential candidates.
Our forms are simply copies of a federal form that all PACs file and there may
be suitable pace which are industry wide but not on file in Oklahoma so it
might be worh while to look in the federal files. I plan to stress the fact
that free market talk caning fro: Libertarians reaches a different group of
voters than free market talk coming from Republicans. From us it reaches
a decriminalising marijuana, anti draft group that wouldn't listen to the
Republicans.

The new stationary looks finethe field. is
there provision for a return address other than the Hashington address?

The main reason I am writing is that I have the permission of the Oklahoma
chairman of the Freemen Institute to enclose a libertarian page in a future

mailing to their 700 Oklahoma members. If you are not acquainted with the

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