RICHARD M. NIXON (1912-1994). 37th President. One page Typed Letter Signed "Dick" on his personal stationary to Mr. Cy Laughter of Dayton, Ohio of a personal nature with discussion of golf, music, Pat & Tricia: “NY, March 2, 1961, Dear Cy: Of all the people who should have had letters from me before now, you are No.1 on the list. First of all I want to thank you for the beautiful MacGregor golf clubs. I only wish that the style of my game matched the style of this outfit. As you may have heard, I played in the Tony Lema Memorial Tournament the other day -­ I'll have to get out on the links with some understanding friends like you before I get into competition like that again. Incidentally, I appreciate all you have been doing, talking to sports figures and the like - I know I could not have a better good-will ambassador! Secondly, all the Nixons would echo loud and clear their delight with the stereo tapes which you so generously sent along. You will be interested to know that Pat, Tricia and I were able to accept Ray Bolger's invitation at the Waldorf and I have never seen the two of them have such a delightful time. The two­step was back in style and Tricia conceded that I am not as old-fashioned as she thought I was. Pat asked me to tell you that we have not forgotten your request for a picture of Julie and David. As soon as she tracks down copies she will send them along to Audrey and you. Again­ we were so delighted you could be with us. I'll 1ook forward to seeing you when I get back from my world tour in May. With deep appreciation for your continued generosity and support, Dick" 7x10 ½” in Fine condition. Nixon would be elected to his troubled presidency the following year. Fine.