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Leonard, Mildred - Obituary

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Collection: Mildred V. Leonard Papers, Subject Files

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Hartmann, Robert and Rustand, Warren: Interviewed by Chase Haddix Concerning Speechwriting, 1991 (Acc. No. 91-NLF-049)

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This file contains material that these former White House officials wrote, developed or scheduled speeches for Ford as Vice President and later as President. In these interviews, Hartmann and Rustand recalled the development of particular speeches and the strengths and weaknesses of President Ford's speechwriting process. Also, they compared the speech styles of different presidents, including Presidents Reagan and Bush. In the interviews Hartmann and Rustand specifically analyzed speeches involving legislative initiatives or political campaigning: the 1974 address to the Joint Session of Congress on the economy, Ford's address at the Yale Law School sesquicentennial in 1975, the 1976 State of the Union address, and Ford's remarks on accepting the Republican nomination in 1976. The Joint Session address launched Ford's Whip Inflation Now (WIN) program and the Yale Law School speech introduced his anti-crime program.

Collection: Gerald R. Ford Composite Oral History Collection, Oral History Transcripts

Hartmann, Robert and Rustand, Warren: Interviewed by Chase Haddix Concerning Speechwriting, 1991 (Acc. No. 91-NLF-049) … This file contains material that these former White House officials wrote, developed or scheduled speeches for Ford as Vice President and later as President. In these interviews, Hartmann and Rustand recalled the development of particular speeches and the strengths and weaknesses of President Ford's speechwriting process. Also, they compared the speech styles of different presidents, …

This file contains material that these former White House officials wrote, developed or scheduled speeches for Ford as Vice President and later as President. In these interviews, Hartmann and Rustand recalled the development of particular speeches and the strengths and weaknesses of President Ford's speechwriting process. Also, they compared the speech styles of different presidents, including Presidents Reagan and Bush. In the interviews Hartmann and Rustand specifically analyzed speeches involving legislative initiatives or political campaigning: the 1974 address to the Joint Session of Congress on the economy, Ford's address at the Yale Law School sesquicentennial in 1975, the 1976 State of the Union address, and Ford's remarks on accepting the Republican nomination in 1976. The Joint Session address launched Ford's Whip Inflation Now (WIN) program and the Yale Law School speech introduced his anti-crime program.

Nixon Presidential Materials Project Interviews: Gerald L. Warren, Oct. 24, 1974 (Acc. No. 93-NLF-035)

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Gerald Warren was Deputy Press Secretary from 1969-75. He discusses the operation of the White House Press Office and his role in it during the Nixon administration.

Collection: Gerald R. Ford Composite Oral History Collection, Oral History Transcripts

Nixon Presidential Materials Project Interviews: Gerald L. Warren, Oct. 24, 1974 (Acc. No. 93-NLF-035) … Gerald Warren was Deputy Press Secretary from 1969-75. He discusses the operation of the White House Press Office and his role in it during the Nixon administration. …

Gerald Warren was Deputy Press Secretary from 1969-75. He discusses the operation of the White House Press Office and his role in it during the Nixon administration.

Jones, Sidney L.: Interviewed by the Office of Presidential Papers and Archives Staff, 1971 (Acc. No. 96-NLF-011)

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This file contains a transcript of a debriefing interview conducted on Jones's last day on the Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) staff. Jones was a special assistant to Chairman Paul McCracken and a senior staff economist from August 1969 to August 1971. In the interview Jones discusses the role and operation of the CEA, and his responsibilities as a staff member. He also talks about the preparation of the Economic Report of the President.

Collection: Gerald R. Ford Composite Oral History Collection, Oral History Transcripts

Jones, Sidney L.: Interviewed by the Office of Presidential Papers and Archives Staff, 1971 (Acc. No. 96-NLF-011) … This file contains a transcript of a debriefing interview conducted on Jones's last day on the Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) staff. Jones was a special assistant to Chairman Paul McCracken and a senior staff economist from August 1969 to August 1971. In the interview Jones discusses the role and operation of the CEA, and his responsibilities as a staff member. He also talks about the …

This file contains a transcript of a debriefing interview conducted on Jones's last day on the Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) staff. Jones was a special assistant to Chairman Paul McCracken and a senior staff economist from August 1969 to August 1971. In the interview Jones discusses the role and operation of the CEA, and his responsibilities as a staff member. He also talks about the preparation of the Economic Report of the President.