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Mrs. Collins C. (Kay) Clark Papers, 1948-75 (Acc. No. 81-16)

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Mrs. Clark was a friend of Betty Ford and a volunteer worker in Ford's campaign for Congress in 1948. Included are the following items from the 1948 campaign an August 6 form letter from Gerald R. Ford concerning the primary election, a biographical sketch of Ford, and one sheet of Ford For Congress stationery. The following printed materials are also included an article from the January 9, 1949, issue of the Grand Rapids Herald concerning Ford's first day in Washington; a special issue of Grand Rapids magazine on Ford's career, October 1974; and the July 28, 1975, Time magazine cover of the Ford family.

Collection: Gerald R. Ford Composite Grand Rapids Collection, Composite Grand Rapids Files

Mrs. Collins C. (Kay) Clark Papers, 1948-75 (Acc. No. 81-16) … Mrs. Clark was a friend of Betty Ford and a volunteer worker in Ford's campaign for Congress in 1948. Included are the following items from the 1948 campaign an August 6 form letter from Gerald R. Ford concerning the primary election, a biographical sketch of Ford, and one sheet of Ford For Congress stationery. The following printed materials are also included an article from the January 9, 1949, issue of the Grand Rapids Herald concerning …

Mrs. Clark was a friend of Betty Ford and a volunteer worker in Ford's campaign for Congress in 1948. Included are the following items from the 1948 campaign an August 6 form letter from Gerald R. Ford concerning the primary election, a biographical sketch of Ford, and one sheet of Ford For Congress stationery. The following printed materials are also included an article from the January 9, 1949, issue of the Grand Rapids Herald concerning Ford's first day in Washington; a special issue of Grand Rapids magazine on Ford's career, October 1974; and the July 28, 1975, Time magazine cover of the Ford family.