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This series consists of the special inquiry report documenting the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) investigation into the professional and personal life of Gerald R. Ford, President Richard M. Nixon's nominee for Vice President of the United States. It contains indexes, field office reports, raw investigative data, and supporting documents. The report includes reports of statements made by politicians, judges, attorneys, local officials, law enforcement agents, educators, clergy, civil rights and labor leaders, members of organizations Ford was affiliated with, businesspersons and professionals in Alexandria, Virginia (the location of Ford's home in the Washington, D.C., area), Washington, D.C., and in Michigan, Grand Rapids (Ford's hometown) and Detroit. The FBI included in the report the field office reports of Gerald Ford's background investigation produced in relation to his unsuccessful 1941 application for appointment as an FBI special agent.

Collection: Redacted Version of the FBI Investigatory Report on Gerald Ford, Nominee for Vice President

Redacted Version of the FBI Investigatory Report on Gerald Ford, Nominee for Vice President … This series consists of the special inquiry report documenting the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) investigation into the professional and personal life of Gerald R. Ford, President Richard M. Nixon's nominee for Vice President of the United States. It contains indexes, field office reports, raw investigative data, and supporting documents. The report includes reports of statements made by politicians, …

This series consists of the special inquiry report documenting the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) investigation into the professional and personal life of Gerald R. Ford, President Richard M. Nixon's nominee for Vice President of the United States. It contains indexes, field office reports, raw investigative data, and supporting documents. The report includes reports of statements made by politicians, judges, attorneys, local officials, law enforcement agents, educators, clergy, civil rights and labor leaders, members of organizations Ford was affiliated with, businesspersons and professionals in Alexandria, Virginia (the location of Ford's home in the Washington, D.C., area), Washington, D.C., and in Michigan, Grand Rapids (Ford's hometown) and Detroit. The FBI included in the report the field office reports of Gerald Ford's background investigation produced in relation to his unsuccessful 1941 application for appointment as an FBI special agent.