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This series contains materials related to the development, publication, and implementation of agency consumer representation plans. Under the direction of President Gerald R. Ford, the Office of Consumer Affairs collaborated with 17 federal agencies to develop consumer representation plans. These plans contained a description of current consumer-related activities and new policies to increase consumer involvement in decision-making and program development.
Following an initial discussion of the plan's purpose and structure, each agency submitted its consumer representation plan proposal for publication. To promote public discussion, the Office of Consumer Affairs held a series of consumer conferences and hearings across the country. The President's initiative was also subject to a Congressional Oversight hearing. The transcripts for these events are included in the White House Regional Conferences subseries and the Hearings subseries. The feedback received during the 90 day comment period comprises the Public Comment subseries, which includes general and agency specific comments. In the final phase of the plan, the agencies submitted working drafts for evaluation and the final editions were published. Materials relating to the logistics of publication and implementation are included in the Final Consumer Representation Plans subseries.
Collection: Virginia H. Knauer Files (Ford Administration)
Consumer Representation Plan File … This series contains materials related to the development, publication, and implementation of agency consumer representation plans. Under the direction of President Gerald R. Ford, the Office of Consumer Affairs collaborated with 17 federal agencies to develop consumer representation plans. These plans contained a description of current consumer-related activities and new policies to increase consumer involvement in decision-making and program development. Following an …
This series contains materials related to the development, publication, and implementation of agency consumer representation plans. Under the direction of President Gerald R. Ford, the Office of Consumer Affairs collaborated with 17 federal agencies to develop consumer representation plans. These plans contained a description of current consumer-related activities and new policies to increase consumer involvement in decision-making and program development.
Following an initial discussion of the plan's purpose and structure, each agency submitted its consumer representation plan proposal for publication. To promote public discussion, the Office of Consumer Affairs held a series of consumer conferences and hearings across the country. The President's initiative was also subject to a Congressional Oversight hearing. The transcripts for these events are included in the White House Regional Conferences subseries and the Hearings subseries. The feedback received during the 90 day comment period comprises the Public Comment subseries, which includes general and agency specific comments. In the final phase of the plan, the agencies submitted working drafts for evaluation and the final editions were published. Materials relating to the logistics of publication and implementation are included in the Final Consumer Representation Plans subseries.
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This series consists of congratulatory letters, guest lists, clippings, and schedules. This fragmentary series focuses on personal matters and contains very little on U.S. relations with Dahomey (Benin).
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Ambassador to Dahomey Subject File … This series consists of congratulatory letters, guest lists, clippings, and schedules. This fragmentary series focuses on personal matters and contains very little on U.S. relations with Dahomey (Benin). …
This series consists of congratulatory letters, guest lists, clippings, and schedules. This fragmentary series focuses on personal matters and contains very little on U.S. relations with Dahomey (Benin).
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This series consists of press briefing transcripts, press releases, handwritten notes, schedules, briefing materials, letters, and clippings. The series focuses on the public side of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's work between April 1974 and late 1975, including copies of many Kissinger addresses, remarks, statements, testimony, toasts, and transcripts of press conferences and Q&A sessions. It also includes transcripts of Robert Anderson's briefings for the media and his notes on various Kissinger trips, events, and interviews.
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Special Assistant to Secretary of State for Press Relations Subject File … This series consists of press briefing transcripts, press releases, handwritten notes, schedules, briefing materials, letters, and clippings. The series focuses on the public side of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's work between April 1974 and late 1975, including copies of many Kissinger addresses, remarks, statements, testimony, toasts, and transcripts of press conferences and Q&A sessions. It also includes transcripts of …
This series consists of press briefing transcripts, press releases, handwritten notes, schedules, briefing materials, letters, and clippings. The series focuses on the public side of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's work between April 1974 and late 1975, including copies of many Kissinger addresses, remarks, statements, testimony, toasts, and transcripts of press conferences and Q&A sessions. It also includes transcripts of Robert Anderson's briefings for the media and his notes on various Kissinger trips, events, and interviews.
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This series consists of speeches, schedules, meeting agendas, and correspondence. It focuses on public aspects of Robert Anderson's work such as speeches, press coverage, and trips (both trips within Morocco and consultations in Paris and Washington, D.C.).
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Ambassador to Morocco Subject File … This series consists of speeches, schedules, meeting agendas, and correspondence. It focuses on public aspects of Robert Anderson's work such as speeches, press coverage, and trips (both trips within Morocco and consultations in Paris and Washington, …
This series consists of speeches, schedules, meeting agendas, and correspondence. It focuses on public aspects of Robert Anderson's work such as speeches, press coverage, and trips (both trips within Morocco and consultations in Paris and Washington, D.C.).
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This series consists of speeches, guest lists, and newspaper clippings. It focuses on public aspects of Ambassador Robert Anderson's work such as speeches and trips, with some foreign policy issue coverage related to the Dominican Republic. Some materials focus more broadly on matters relating to the entire Caribbean Sea area, especially Puerto Rico.
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Ambassador to Dominican Republic Subject Files … This series consists of speeches, guest lists, and newspaper clippings. It focuses on public aspects of Ambassador Robert Anderson's work such as speeches and trips, with some foreign policy issue coverage related to the Dominican Republic. Some materials focus more broadly on matters relating to the entire Caribbean Sea area, especially Puerto …
This series consists of speeches, guest lists, and newspaper clippings. It focuses on public aspects of Ambassador Robert Anderson's work such as speeches and trips, with some foreign policy issue coverage related to the Dominican Republic. Some materials focus more broadly on matters relating to the entire Caribbean Sea area, especially Puerto Rico.
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This series consists of card files, which contain names and contact information for individuals Robert Anderson knew in France, Morocco, Dominican Republic, and other countries.
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Contact Cards Files … This series consists of card files, which contain names and contact information for individuals Robert Anderson knew in France, Morocco, Dominican Republic, and other countries. …
This series consists of card files, which contain names and contact information for individuals Robert Anderson knew in France, Morocco, Dominican Republic, and other countries.
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This series contains audio recordings of interviews and briefings given by Robert Anderson, as well as briefings by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. It also includes a film of Anderson presenting his diplomatic credentials as U.S. Ambassador to Morocco and photographs of Anderson in Chicago, Illinois, and the Dominican Republic.
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Audiovisual Materials … This series contains audio recordings of interviews and briefings given by Robert Anderson, as well as briefings by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. It also includes a film of Anderson presenting his diplomatic credentials as U.S. Ambassador to Morocco and photographs of Anderson in Chicago, Illinois, and the Dominican …
This series contains audio recordings of interviews and briefings given by Robert Anderson, as well as briefings by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. It also includes a film of Anderson presenting his diplomatic credentials as U.S. Ambassador to Morocco and photographs of Anderson in Chicago, Illinois, and the Dominican Republic.
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This series contains letters, telegrams, memoranda, notes, and drafts of messages. It includes material prepared for and by the National Security Adviser and the National Security Council staff.
The series consists primarily of letters, many of them originals, sent by foreign leaders to President Ford and copies of letters and messages sent by President Gerald Ford to foreign leaders. Many folders contain supporting materials used in drafting President Ford's letters and telegrams.
The Presidential correspondence ranges from routine courtesy messages to substantive letters on many foreign policy issues. The routine communications, for example, convey congratulations on the assumption of office, invitations to visit, and greetings on national holidays. The substantive letters and telegrams address a wide range of topics such as Cambodia, international economic summit meetings, the Middle East peace process, nuclear proliferation, trade policies, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and oil prices, Spain's shift to democracy, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the final months of the Vietnamese War, Soviet Union's influence in Africa and Asia, Australian and Irish meat import quotas, Canada's purchase of Long-Range Patrol Aircraft, Taiwanese anxiety about the administration's one China policy, the Italian economy, the U.S. - West German balance of payments offset agreement, the fallout from the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, Saudi Arabian influence on oil prices, Iranian nuclear matters, Great Britain and the International Monetary Fund agreement on gold and exchange rates, the Sinai Accords, the Lockheed Corporation scandal in Japan, Pakistan's concern about the Soviet Union's influence in India and Afghanistan, North Vietnamese violations of the Paris Peace Agreement, the international impact of the U.S. economy and recession, and African thoughts on U.S. policy and the Soviet Union's influence in Angola and southern Africa.
Major correspondents include Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau of Canada, Premier Chiang Ching-kuo of the Republic of China (Taiwan), President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, President Valery Giscard d'Estaing of France, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany), the Shah of Iran (Mohammed Reza Pahlavi), Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel, Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy, Prime Minister Takeo Miki of Japan, President Park Chung Hee of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), President William Tolbert of Liberia, Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan, Premier Chou En-lai of the People's Republic of China, King Faisal and King Khalid of Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Prime Minister James Callaghan of the United Kingdom, President Nguyen Van Thieu of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam), and President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia.
Collection: Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders (Ford Administration)
Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders … This series contains letters, telegrams, memoranda, notes, and drafts of messages. It includes material prepared for and by the National Security Adviser and the National Security Council staff. The series consists primarily of letters, many of them originals, sent by foreign leaders to President Ford and copies of letters and messages sent by President Gerald Ford to foreign leaders. Many folders contain supporting materials used in drafting President …
This series contains letters, telegrams, memoranda, notes, and drafts of messages. It includes material prepared for and by the National Security Adviser and the National Security Council staff.
The series consists primarily of letters, many of them originals, sent by foreign leaders to President Ford and copies of letters and messages sent by President Gerald Ford to foreign leaders. Many folders contain supporting materials used in drafting President Ford's letters and telegrams.
The Presidential correspondence ranges from routine courtesy messages to substantive letters on many foreign policy issues. The routine communications, for example, convey congratulations on the assumption of office, invitations to visit, and greetings on national holidays. The substantive letters and telegrams address a wide range of topics such as Cambodia, international economic summit meetings, the Middle East peace process, nuclear proliferation, trade policies, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and oil prices, Spain's shift to democracy, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the final months of the Vietnamese War, Soviet Union's influence in Africa and Asia, Australian and Irish meat import quotas, Canada's purchase of Long-Range Patrol Aircraft, Taiwanese anxiety about the administration's one China policy, the Italian economy, the U.S. - West German balance of payments offset agreement, the fallout from the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, Saudi Arabian influence on oil prices, Iranian nuclear matters, Great Britain and the International Monetary Fund agreement on gold and exchange rates, the Sinai Accords, the Lockheed Corporation scandal in Japan, Pakistan's concern about the Soviet Union's influence in India and Afghanistan, North Vietnamese violations of the Paris Peace Agreement, the international impact of the U.S. economy and recession, and African thoughts on U.S. policy and the Soviet Union's influence in Angola and southern Africa.
Major correspondents include Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau of Canada, Premier Chiang Ching-kuo of the Republic of China (Taiwan), President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, President Valery Giscard d'Estaing of France, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany), the Shah of Iran (Mohammed Reza Pahlavi), Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel, Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy, Prime Minister Takeo Miki of Japan, President Park Chung Hee of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), President William Tolbert of Liberia, Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan, Premier Chou En-lai of the People's Republic of China, King Faisal and King Khalid of Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Prime Minister James Callaghan of the United Kingdom, President Nguyen Van Thieu of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam), and President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia.
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This series contains memoranda to President Gerald R. Ford, White House staff and others; correspondence; notes; briefing papers for presidential meetings with Members of Congress; and schedule proposals on a wide range of domestic and foreign policy issues before the Congress. Particularly well documented is liaison with Congress on specific bills such as clemency for draft evaders, cargo preference, federal pay deferral, and Nixon papers and tapes. Also documented is congressional advice on the selection and confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as Vice President and President Ford's travel for congressional candidates in 1974.
Collection: William E. Timmons Files
William Timmons' Subject Files … This series contains memoranda to President Gerald R. Ford, White House staff and others; correspondence; notes; briefing papers for presidential meetings with Members of Congress; and schedule proposals on a wide range of domestic and foreign policy issues before the Congress. Particularly well documented is liaison with Congress on specific bills such as clemency for draft evaders, cargo preference, federal pay deferral, and Nixon papers and tapes. Also documented is …
This series contains memoranda to President Gerald R. Ford, White House staff and others; correspondence; notes; briefing papers for presidential meetings with Members of Congress; and schedule proposals on a wide range of domestic and foreign policy issues before the Congress. Particularly well documented is liaison with Congress on specific bills such as clemency for draft evaders, cargo preference, federal pay deferral, and Nixon papers and tapes. Also documented is congressional advice on the selection and confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as Vice President and President Ford's travel for congressional candidates in 1974.
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This series contains White House Communication Agency (WHCA) audio recordings of the speeches, press briefings, pool reports and other public statements made by various officials and White House staff during the administration of President Gerald R. Ford.
Collection: White House Communications Agency Audio Recordings (Ford Administration)
Audio Recordings of Press Briefings and Pool Reports … This series contains White House Communication Agency (WHCA) audio recordings of the speeches, press briefings, pool reports and other public statements made by various officials and White House staff during the administration of President Gerald R. …
This series contains White House Communication Agency (WHCA) audio recordings of the speeches, press briefings, pool reports and other public statements made by various officials and White House staff during the administration of President Gerald R. Ford.