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This series contains memoranda, reports, logs, and newspaper clippings. The materials concern President Ford Committee efforts to solicit support for President Gerald Ford among uncommitted delegates to the 1976 Republican National Convention. Although the James Baker memoranda and some of the status reports are significant, the series also contains such routine materials as newspaper clippings and blank forms.
Collection: President Ford Committee Records
Delegate Subject Files … This series contains memoranda, reports, logs, and newspaper clippings. The materials concern President Ford Committee efforts to solicit support for President Gerald Ford among uncommitted delegates to the 1976 Republican National Convention. Although the James Baker memoranda and some of the status reports are significant, the series also contains such routine materials as newspaper clippings and blank …
This series contains memoranda, reports, logs, and newspaper clippings. The materials concern President Ford Committee efforts to solicit support for President Gerald Ford among uncommitted delegates to the 1976 Republican National Convention. Although the James Baker memoranda and some of the status reports are significant, the series also contains such routine materials as newspaper clippings and blank forms.
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This series contains Robert Visser's copies of memoranda, correspondence, reports, agendas, regulations, advisory opinions, minutes, and notes concerning Federal Election Commission (FEC) meetings during the 1976 presidential election campaign. The materials concern such topics as FEC organization and operation, drafting of regulations implementing election laws, and issuance of advisory opinions, and the role of election committees. Although some earlier material appears, the best documented meetings fall in the periods from September 1975 to February 1976 and late May to September 1976. The Supreme Court decision invalidating portions of the Federal Election Campaign Act left the Commission powerless to act during March, April, and part of May 1976.
Collection: President Ford Committee Records
Robert Visser's Federal Election Commission Meetings Files … This series contains Robert Visser's copies of memoranda, correspondence, reports, agendas, regulations, advisory opinions, minutes, and notes concerning Federal Election Commission (FEC) meetings during the 1976 presidential election campaign. The materials concern such topics as FEC organization and operation, drafting of regulations implementing election laws, and issuance of advisory opinions, and the role of election committees. Although …
This series contains Robert Visser's copies of memoranda, correspondence, reports, agendas, regulations, advisory opinions, minutes, and notes concerning Federal Election Commission (FEC) meetings during the 1976 presidential election campaign. The materials concern such topics as FEC organization and operation, drafting of regulations implementing election laws, and issuance of advisory opinions, and the role of election committees. Although some earlier material appears, the best documented meetings fall in the periods from September 1975 to February 1976 and late May to September 1976. The Supreme Court decision invalidating portions of the Federal Election Campaign Act left the Commission powerless to act during March, April, and part of May 1976.
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This series contains memoranda, correspondence, congressional bills, reports, legal briefs, and publications concerning court cases, legislation and actions of federal agencies. The material was compiled by Robert Visser, President Ford Committee (PFC) general counsel during Gerald Ford's 1976 presidential election campaign. Topics include lawsuits by minor parties and independent candidates desiring to be included in the 1976 campaign debates, attempts to revise the Federal Communication Commission's "Equal Time Doctrine," Hatch Act reform legislation (regulation of political activities of government employees), the activities of an advisory group of lawyers who studied delegate selection procedures for the PFC, and the work of the PFC's state legal counsels.
Collection: President Ford Committee Records
Robert Visser's General Subject Files … This series contains memoranda, correspondence, congressional bills, reports, legal briefs, and publications concerning court cases, legislation and actions of federal agencies. The material was compiled by Robert Visser, President Ford Committee (PFC) general counsel during Gerald Ford's 1976 presidential election campaign. Topics include lawsuits by minor parties and independent candidates desiring to be included in the 1976 campaign debates, attempts to revise the …
This series contains memoranda, correspondence, congressional bills, reports, legal briefs, and publications concerning court cases, legislation and actions of federal agencies. The material was compiled by Robert Visser, President Ford Committee (PFC) general counsel during Gerald Ford's 1976 presidential election campaign. Topics include lawsuits by minor parties and independent candidates desiring to be included in the 1976 campaign debates, attempts to revise the Federal Communication Commission's "Equal Time Doctrine," Hatch Act reform legislation (regulation of political activities of government employees), the activities of an advisory group of lawyers who studied delegate selection procedures for the PFC, and the work of the PFC's state legal counsels.
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This series contains correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, lists, statements, speeches, reports and working papers compiled by Peter Kaye, President Ford Committee (PFC) press secretary during Gerald Ford's 1976 presidential primary election campaign. The bulk of the material relates to the collection and production of printed campaign news, including press releases and issues of PFC newsletters. Other materials provide background on candidates, PFC staff, and political activities early in the campaign. Also included are working papers for the production of the February and March 1976 issues of "The Inside News" (a PFC newsletter).
Collection: President Ford Committee Records
Peter Kaye's Subject Files … This series contains correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, lists, statements, speeches, reports and working papers compiled by Peter Kaye, President Ford Committee (PFC) press secretary during Gerald Ford's 1976 presidential primary election campaign. The bulk of the material relates to the collection and production of printed campaign news, including press releases and issues of PFC newsletters. Other materials provide background on candidates, PFC staff, and political …
This series contains correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, lists, statements, speeches, reports and working papers compiled by Peter Kaye, President Ford Committee (PFC) press secretary during Gerald Ford's 1976 presidential primary election campaign. The bulk of the material relates to the collection and production of printed campaign news, including press releases and issues of PFC newsletters. Other materials provide background on candidates, PFC staff, and political activities early in the campaign. Also included are working papers for the production of the February and March 1976 issues of "The Inside News" (a PFC newsletter).
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This series consists, for the most part, of correspondence with the general public by First Lady Betty Ford, her children, and her staff. The material concerns views on public issues, expressions of support or criticism, holiday greetings, invitations, schedule requests, and plans, assistance requests and offers, and other matters. It contains clippings, letters, invitations, and telegrams.
Collection: White House Social Office Central Files (Ford Administration)
White House Social Office Central Files Subject Files … This series consists, for the most part, of correspondence with the general public by First Lady Betty Ford, her children, and her staff. The material concerns views on public issues, expressions of support or criticism, holiday greetings, invitations, schedule requests, and plans, assistance requests and offers, and other matters. It contains clippings, letters, invitations, and …
This series consists, for the most part, of correspondence with the general public by First Lady Betty Ford, her children, and her staff. The material concerns views on public issues, expressions of support or criticism, holiday greetings, invitations, schedule requests, and plans, assistance requests and offers, and other matters. It contains clippings, letters, invitations, and telegrams.
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This series contains memoranda to Arthur Burns from fellow Governors of the Federal Reserve Board and members of the Board staff. The material concerns domestic and international monetary policy and systems and the operation of the Federal Reserve System.
Collection: Arthur F. Burns Papers
Federal Reserve Board Staff Files … This series contains memoranda to Arthur Burns from fellow Governors of the Federal Reserve Board and members of the Board staff. The material concerns domestic and international monetary policy and systems and the operation of the Federal Reserve …
This series contains memoranda to Arthur Burns from fellow Governors of the Federal Reserve Board and members of the Board staff. The material concerns domestic and international monetary policy and systems and the operation of the Federal Reserve System.
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This series contains professional and occasional personal correspondence, memoranda, reports, professional papers, telegrams, news clippings, invitations, articles, and printed materials. Most of the correspondence is between Dr. Arthur F. Burns and his professional colleagues in the banking community and academia. Other correspondents are corporate officers, lobbyists, economic consultants, government officials and concerned citizens. Many retired economists maintained an ongoing correspondence with Dr. Burns. The largest files contain extensive papers on economic theory and forecasting, the majority of which are concerned with national issues such as banking and government policy, the work of the Federal Reserve Board and Federal Reserve System, and occasionally international monetary affairs.
Collection: Arthur F. Burns Papers
Name Correspondence Files … This series contains professional and occasional personal correspondence, memoranda, reports, professional papers, telegrams, news clippings, invitations, articles, and printed materials. Most of the correspondence is between Dr. Arthur F. Burns and his professional colleagues in the banking community and academia. Other correspondents are corporate officers, lobbyists, economic consultants, government officials and concerned citizens. Many retired economists maintained an …
This series contains professional and occasional personal correspondence, memoranda, reports, professional papers, telegrams, news clippings, invitations, articles, and printed materials. Most of the correspondence is between Dr. Arthur F. Burns and his professional colleagues in the banking community and academia. Other correspondents are corporate officers, lobbyists, economic consultants, government officials and concerned citizens. Many retired economists maintained an ongoing correspondence with Dr. Burns. The largest files contain extensive papers on economic theory and forecasting, the majority of which are concerned with national issues such as banking and government policy, the work of the Federal Reserve Board and Federal Reserve System, and occasionally international monetary affairs.
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This series contains reading copies of speeches given by First Lady Betty Ford, including two from the eight month period when Gerald R. Ford was Vice President. It also includes speeches from the period before Frances K. Pullen was writing for Mrs. Ford. The reading copies were used by Mrs. Ford in delivering the speeches and are often annotated in her hand. Many speeches relate to the presidential campaign, cancer, the Bicentennial, and the Equal Rights Amendment.
Collection: Frances K. Pullen Files
Frances Pullen's Speech Reading Copies … This series contains reading copies of speeches given by First Lady Betty Ford, including two from the eight month period when Gerald R. Ford was Vice President. It also includes speeches from the period before Frances K. Pullen was writing for Mrs. Ford. The reading copies were used by Mrs. Ford in delivering the speeches and are often annotated in her hand. Many speeches relate to the presidential campaign, cancer, the Bicentennial, and the Equal Rights …
This series contains reading copies of speeches given by First Lady Betty Ford, including two from the eight month period when Gerald R. Ford was Vice President. It also includes speeches from the period before Frances K. Pullen was writing for Mrs. Ford. The reading copies were used by Mrs. Ford in delivering the speeches and are often annotated in her hand. Many speeches relate to the presidential campaign, cancer, the Bicentennial, and the Equal Rights Amendment.
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This series contains correspondence, mostly between Richard Cheney and businessmen, local officials, and the general public. It consists mostly of carbon copies of outgoing letters and attached photocopies of incoming letters. The originals of many of the incoming letters appear in the President Gerald R. Ford's White House Central Files. Although occasional items from the early part of the administration are included, the bulk of the series dates from Cheney's service as Assistant to the President after November 1975. The correspondence concerns legislation, invitations, congratulations, personnel matters, and the 1976 presidential campaign. Some specific topics on which a significant amount of material appears are: bilingual education program budget cut, common situs picketing legislation, National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Act, maximum allowable cost program, antitrust legislation, and the Energy Conservation and Oil Policy Act.
Collection: Richard B. Cheney Files
Correspondence Files … This series contains correspondence, mostly between Richard Cheney and businessmen, local officials, and the general public. It consists mostly of carbon copies of outgoing letters and attached photocopies of incoming letters. The originals of many of the incoming letters appear in the President Gerald R. Ford's White House Central Files. Although occasional items from the early part of the administration are included, the bulk of the series dates from Cheney's service as Assistant …
This series contains correspondence, mostly between Richard Cheney and businessmen, local officials, and the general public. It consists mostly of carbon copies of outgoing letters and attached photocopies of incoming letters. The originals of many of the incoming letters appear in the President Gerald R. Ford's White House Central Files. Although occasional items from the early part of the administration are included, the bulk of the series dates from Cheney's service as Assistant to the President after November 1975. The correspondence concerns legislation, invitations, congratulations, personnel matters, and the 1976 presidential campaign. Some specific topics on which a significant amount of material appears are: bilingual education program budget cut, common situs picketing legislation, National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Act, maximum allowable cost program, antitrust legislation, and the Energy Conservation and Oil Policy Act.
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This series contains memoranda, correspondence, vote tabulations, background material, draft legislation and printed material created or accumulated by William Kendall and occasionally by his predecessor Tom Korologos concerning legislative issues in the Senate. Significant subjects include legistative liaison, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, energy policy, military spending, two hundred mile fishing limit, and uranium enrichment. Vietnam coverage from President Richard Nixon's administration includes tabulations on votes to end the war and records of telephone reactions from members of Congress when notified of the mining of North Vietnamese harbors.
Collection: William T. Kendall Files
William Kendall's Legislative Subject Files … This series contains memoranda, correspondence, vote tabulations, background material, draft legislation and printed material created or accumulated by William Kendall and occasionally by his predecessor Tom Korologos concerning legislative issues in the Senate. Significant subjects include legistative liaison, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, energy policy, military spending, two hundred mile fishing limit, and uranium enrichment. Vietnam coverage …
This series contains memoranda, correspondence, vote tabulations, background material, draft legislation and printed material created or accumulated by William Kendall and occasionally by his predecessor Tom Korologos concerning legislative issues in the Senate. Significant subjects include legistative liaison, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, energy policy, military spending, two hundred mile fishing limit, and uranium enrichment. Vietnam coverage from President Richard Nixon's administration includes tabulations on votes to end the war and records of telephone reactions from members of Congress when notified of the mining of North Vietnamese harbors.