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This series consists of a case file containing materials related to the application of Gerald R. Ford to become a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.). The case file includes his application and medical examination report, field investigation reports, and correspondence compiled by F.B.I. headquarters officials. This case file also includes three memorandums from the Ford presidential period. Two of the memorandums describe storage and access to F.B.I. records on Gerald Ford, including this case file and his Vice Presidential nomination investigation. The other memorandum notes that the members of the press made inquiries into the reason why Gerald Ford was not offered a special agent position.

Collection: Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

Special Agent Application Case File of Gerald R. Ford, Jr. … This series consists of a case file containing materials related to the application of Gerald R. Ford to become a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.). The case file includes his application and medical examination report, field investigation reports, and correspondence compiled by F.B.I. headquarters officials. This case file also includes three memorandums from the Ford presidential period. Two of the memorandums …

This series consists of a case file containing materials related to the application of Gerald R. Ford to become a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.). The case file includes his application and medical examination report, field investigation reports, and correspondence compiled by F.B.I. headquarters officials. This case file also includes three memorandums from the Ford presidential period. Two of the memorandums describe storage and access to F.B.I. records on Gerald Ford, including this case file and his Vice Presidential nomination investigation. The other memorandum notes that the members of the press made inquiries into the reason why Gerald Ford was not offered a special agent position.

Ambassador's Correspondence Files

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This series consists of letters, memorandums, telegrams, invitations, articles, and newspaper clippings compiled by Arthur Burns during his service as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. The bulk of this series consists of routine and courtesy correspondence and invitations. Included throughout the series is material related to embassy operations, exchanges with senior West German political leaders (especially Bundestag members and state Minister-Presidents), international cultural affairs, international education and exchanges, international business matters, the German-American Tricentennial, peace movements, youth, visits of U.S. officials (including President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush), visits of West German officials to the U.S., dealings with Soviet Union officials regarding Berlin, NATO, national security, military bases in West Germany, and U.S. activities in the Caribbean and Central America.

Collection: Arthur F. Burns Papers

Ambassador's Correspondence Files … This series consists of letters, memorandums, telegrams, invitations, articles, and newspaper clippings compiled by Arthur Burns during his service as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. The bulk of this series consists of routine and courtesy correspondence and invitations. Included throughout the series is material related to embassy operations, exchanges with senior West German political leaders (especially Bundestag members and state Minister-Presidents), …

This series consists of letters, memorandums, telegrams, invitations, articles, and newspaper clippings compiled by Arthur Burns during his service as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. The bulk of this series consists of routine and courtesy correspondence and invitations. Included throughout the series is material related to embassy operations, exchanges with senior West German political leaders (especially Bundestag members and state Minister-Presidents), international cultural affairs, international education and exchanges, international business matters, the German-American Tricentennial, peace movements, youth, visits of U.S. officials (including President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush), visits of West German officials to the U.S., dealings with Soviet Union officials regarding Berlin, NATO, national security, military bases in West Germany, and U.S. activities in the Caribbean and Central America.