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This series contains James Connors' copies of announcements, memoranda, agenda suggestions, agendas, talking points, attendance lists and background papers from all but a few Cabinet meetings, including two cancelled meetings. It also includes Warren Rustand's minutes for most meetings from October 1974 to October 1975.
Collection: James E. Connor Files
Cabinet Meetings Files … This series contains James Connors' copies of announcements, memoranda, agenda suggestions, agendas, talking points, attendance lists and background papers from all but a few Cabinet meetings, including two cancelled meetings. It also includes Warren Rustand's minutes for most meetings from October 1974 to October …
This series contains James Connors' copies of announcements, memoranda, agenda suggestions, agendas, talking points, attendance lists and background papers from all but a few Cabinet meetings, including two cancelled meetings. It also includes Warren Rustand's minutes for most meetings from October 1974 to October 1975.
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Collection: President's Handwriting Files (Ford Administration)
President's Handwriting Chronological Files …
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This series contains material prepared for and by President Gerald R. Ford's National Security Adviser and National Security Council staff. Memoranda, reports, briefing papers, schedule proposals, and telegrams make up the bulk of the series.
Many significant foreign policy events are covered in these files. Among these are the wars and their aftermath in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos; seizure of the ship "Mayaguez" and subsequent investigations into the administration's handling of the incident; and the normalization process for relations with the People's Republic of China. Other major topics are U.S. military bases and the presence of American troops, especially in Thailand, Philippines, Diego Garcia, Republic of China (Taiwan) and North and South Korea. General topics covered throughout the collection include trade, arms transfers, mutual defense agreements, and meetings between American and foreign leaders.
Documents concerning President Ford's trips to the region are also available. The President visited Japan and Korea in 1974, and the People's Republic of China, Indonesia, and the Philippines in 1975.
In addition, materials on the following countries appear: Australia, Brunei, Burma, Fiji, Guam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, and Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands.
State Department telegrams provide an interesting look at international relations and communications between officials in Washington and staff at embassies throughout the region. They are valuable for on-the-scene current reporting and analyses of conversations and events.
Collection: Presidential Country Files for East Asia and the Pacific (Ford Administration)
East Asia and Pacific Country Files … This series contains material prepared for and by President Gerald R. Ford's National Security Adviser and National Security Council staff. Memoranda, reports, briefing papers, schedule proposals, and telegrams make up the bulk of the series. Many significant foreign policy events are covered in these files. Among these are the wars and their aftermath in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos; seizure of the ship "Mayaguez" and subsequent investigations into the administration's …
This series contains material prepared for and by President Gerald R. Ford's National Security Adviser and National Security Council staff. Memoranda, reports, briefing papers, schedule proposals, and telegrams make up the bulk of the series.
Many significant foreign policy events are covered in these files. Among these are the wars and their aftermath in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos; seizure of the ship "Mayaguez" and subsequent investigations into the administration's handling of the incident; and the normalization process for relations with the People's Republic of China. Other major topics are U.S. military bases and the presence of American troops, especially in Thailand, Philippines, Diego Garcia, Republic of China (Taiwan) and North and South Korea. General topics covered throughout the collection include trade, arms transfers, mutual defense agreements, and meetings between American and foreign leaders.
Documents concerning President Ford's trips to the region are also available. The President visited Japan and Korea in 1974, and the People's Republic of China, Indonesia, and the Philippines in 1975.
In addition, materials on the following countries appear: Australia, Brunei, Burma, Fiji, Guam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, and Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands.
State Department telegrams provide an interesting look at international relations and communications between officials in Washington and staff at embassies throughout the region. They are valuable for on-the-scene current reporting and analyses of conversations and events.
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This series contains agendas and minutes for most, but not all, of the 39 National Security Council meetings held during President Gerald Ford's administration. Topics discussed include: the Middle East peace negotiations, aid to Israel, Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT), the Vietnam War, Panama Canal Treaty negotiations, the Helsinki Agreements, Angola, American-Soviet relations, military readiness, Southern Africa, and the investigations of Federal Government intelligence operations by Congress in 1975. The minutes also reflect relations between various members of President Ford's cabinet and advisors.
Collection: National Security Council Meetings Files (Ford Administration)
National Security Council Meetings Files from the Ford Administration … This series contains agendas and minutes for most, but not all, of the 39 National Security Council meetings held during President Gerald Ford's administration. Topics discussed include: the Middle East peace negotiations, aid to Israel, Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT), the Vietnam War, Panama Canal Treaty negotiations, the Helsinki Agreements, Angola, American-Soviet relations, military readiness, Southern Africa, and the …
This series contains agendas and minutes for most, but not all, of the 39 National Security Council meetings held during President Gerald Ford's administration. Topics discussed include: the Middle East peace negotiations, aid to Israel, Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT), the Vietnam War, Panama Canal Treaty negotiations, the Helsinki Agreements, Angola, American-Soviet relations, military readiness, Southern Africa, and the investigations of Federal Government intelligence operations by Congress in 1975. The minutes also reflect relations between various members of President Ford's cabinet and advisors.
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This series consists of material were collected in an album to memorialize President Richard Nixon’s second inauguration on January 20, 1973 and the work of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, of which Gerald Ford was a member. The series includes invitations, printed images of President Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew, President’s platform seating diagram, an Inauguration Ceremonies program, tickets, Inauguration luncheon program, an automobile police pass, news clippings, legislation, and copies of correspondence and a press release from the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.
Collection: Gerald and Betty Ford Special Materials
1973 Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies Album … This series consists of material were collected in an album to memorialize President Richard Nixon’s second inauguration on January 20, 1973 and the work of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, of which Gerald Ford was a member. The series includes invitations, printed images of President Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew, President’s platform seating diagram, an Inauguration Ceremonies program, tickets, …
This series consists of material were collected in an album to memorialize President Richard Nixon’s second inauguration on January 20, 1973 and the work of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, of which Gerald Ford was a member. The series includes invitations, printed images of President Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew, President’s platform seating diagram, an Inauguration Ceremonies program, tickets, Inauguration luncheon program, an automobile police pass, news clippings, legislation, and copies of correspondence and a press release from the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.
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This series contains birthday, anniversary, Father's Day, and get well cards received by former President Gerald Ford from friends, family, organization, and the general public. There are also groupings of get well cards from the Gerald R. Ford Elementary School in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1992 and 2006, and cards compiled from visitors to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids in 1998. Additionally, the series includes some thank you notes for cards and gifts.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Post-Presidential Office Files
Greeting Cards Files … This series contains birthday, anniversary, Father's Day, and get well cards received by former President Gerald Ford from friends, family, organization, and the general public. There are also groupings of get well cards from the Gerald R. Ford Elementary School in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1992 and 2006, and cards compiled from visitors to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids in 1998. Additionally, the series includes some thank you notes for cards and …
This series contains birthday, anniversary, Father's Day, and get well cards received by former President Gerald Ford from friends, family, organization, and the general public. There are also groupings of get well cards from the Gerald R. Ford Elementary School in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1992 and 2006, and cards compiled from visitors to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids in 1998. Additionally, the series includes some thank you notes for cards and gifts.
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This series contains reports, files, memoranda, mailing lists, desk calendars, and correspondence used by Chief of Staff Penny Circle in the operation of the post-presidential office of Gerald Ford. Topics include the office transition from the White House to Rancho Mirage, office budgets, federal monies spent on the office, the Former Presidents Act, and travel. Also included are files regarding the litigation of cases filed against the office by former employees Michelle Summers and Robert Vernon.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Post-Presidential Office Files
Penny Circle Operations Files … This series contains reports, files, memoranda, mailing lists, desk calendars, and correspondence used by Chief of Staff Penny Circle in the operation of the post-presidential office of Gerald Ford. Topics include the office transition from the White House to Rancho Mirage, office budgets, federal monies spent on the office, the Former Presidents Act, and travel. Also included are files regarding the litigation of cases filed against the office by former employees Michelle …
This series contains reports, files, memoranda, mailing lists, desk calendars, and correspondence used by Chief of Staff Penny Circle in the operation of the post-presidential office of Gerald Ford. Topics include the office transition from the White House to Rancho Mirage, office budgets, federal monies spent on the office, the Former Presidents Act, and travel. Also included are files regarding the litigation of cases filed against the office by former employees Michelle Summers and Robert Vernon.
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This series contains memorandums, letters, spreadsheets, and other budget planning documents. The series documents the budget review process of the OMB during the two budget planning cycles of the Gerald R. Ford administration. The documents include materials related to the four main steps in the budget review process (Spring Planning Review, Director’s Review, Presidential Review, and Budget Appeal). Not all departments and agencies are represented within this series. Also, some smaller agencies are grouped under the budget analyst’s name, for example, “O’Neill’s Small Agencies.”
Collection: James T. Lynn Papers
Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Budget Review Files … This series contains memorandums, letters, spreadsheets, and other budget planning documents. The series documents the budget review process of the OMB during the two budget planning cycles of the Gerald R. Ford administration. The documents include materials related to the four main steps in the budget review process (Spring Planning Review, Director’s Review, Presidential Review, and Budget Appeal). Not all departments and agencies are …
This series contains memorandums, letters, spreadsheets, and other budget planning documents. The series documents the budget review process of the OMB during the two budget planning cycles of the Gerald R. Ford administration. The documents include materials related to the four main steps in the budget review process (Spring Planning Review, Director’s Review, Presidential Review, and Budget Appeal). Not all departments and agencies are represented within this series. Also, some smaller agencies are grouped under the budget analyst’s name, for example, “O’Neill’s Small Agencies.”
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This series consists of correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, publications, memorabilia, and articles relating to Shirley Peck Barnes? involvement in Operation Babylift and her subsequent research for her book, "The War Cradle." There is a variety of materials relating to the impact of Operation Babylift on Denver's Children's Hospital, where children were received, fostered, and adopted in April and May, 1975. These records include both original documents and photocopies acquired by Barnes, and include volunteer information, sign-in sheets, and photocopies of health records.
A large portion of this series relates to the Friends of Children of Vietnam (FCVN) charity and adoption agency, which was one of the agencies authorized to participate in Operation Babylift. Barnes appears to have actively collected FCVN publications and newsletters regarding the operations of the agency and its partner orphanages in Vietnam. There is also documentation about the founding of the FCVN in the late 1960s, including photocopies of its articles of incorporation records and biographies of its founder, Theodore Gleichman.
Another significant component of the subject file is Barnes? extensive notes, interviews, and drafts for "The War Cradle". This material is largely undated and often incomplete, with many pages missing. There are also a number of academic and governmental publications regarding Vietnam and the Vietnam War.
Finally, there are several folders of material relating to the World Airways airline, including original publications discussing its involvement with Operation Babylift, as well as other materials, newsletters, and correspondence from the World Airways reunion tour hosted by the airline in 2005 for Operation Babylift adoptees and participants.
Collection: Shirley Peck Barnes Papers
Subject Files … This series consists of correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, publications, memorabilia, and articles relating to Shirley Peck Barnes? involvement in Operation Babylift and her subsequent research for her book, "The War Cradle." There is a variety of materials relating to the impact of Operation Babylift on Denver's Children's Hospital, where children were received, fostered, and adopted in April and May, 1975. These records include both original documents and photocopies …
This series consists of correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, publications, memorabilia, and articles relating to Shirley Peck Barnes? involvement in Operation Babylift and her subsequent research for her book, "The War Cradle." There is a variety of materials relating to the impact of Operation Babylift on Denver's Children's Hospital, where children were received, fostered, and adopted in April and May, 1975. These records include both original documents and photocopies acquired by Barnes, and include volunteer information, sign-in sheets, and photocopies of health records.
A large portion of this series relates to the Friends of Children of Vietnam (FCVN) charity and adoption agency, which was one of the agencies authorized to participate in Operation Babylift. Barnes appears to have actively collected FCVN publications and newsletters regarding the operations of the agency and its partner orphanages in Vietnam. There is also documentation about the founding of the FCVN in the late 1960s, including photocopies of its articles of incorporation records and biographies of its founder, Theodore Gleichman.
Another significant component of the subject file is Barnes? extensive notes, interviews, and drafts for "The War Cradle". This material is largely undated and often incomplete, with many pages missing. There are also a number of academic and governmental publications regarding Vietnam and the Vietnam War.
Finally, there are several folders of material relating to the World Airways airline, including original publications discussing its involvement with Operation Babylift, as well as other materials, newsletters, and correspondence from the World Airways reunion tour hosted by the airline in 2005 for Operation Babylift adoptees and participants.
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The series contains incoming letters, carbon copies of responses, inter-office memos, and letters not answered. The letters are mostly addressed to President Gerald R. Ford and are personal in nature, but include some 1976 presidential campaign correspondence, invitations, and a list of attendees for the swearing-in ceremony.
Collection: Mildred V. Leonard Files (Ford Administration)
Mildred Leonard's Subject Files … The series contains incoming letters, carbon copies of responses, inter-office memos, and letters not answered. The letters are mostly addressed to President Gerald R. Ford and are personal in nature, but include some 1976 presidential campaign correspondence, invitations, and a list of attendees for the swearing-in …
The series contains incoming letters, carbon copies of responses, inter-office memos, and letters not answered. The letters are mostly addressed to President Gerald R. Ford and are personal in nature, but include some 1976 presidential campaign correspondence, invitations, and a list of attendees for the swearing-in ceremony.