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This series contains memoranda, notes, lists of appointments with Senators, press releases, schedules and appointees' responses to inquiries. Files concern suggestions, nominations, hearings, courtesy calls and approval of presidential appointees.
Collection: William T. Kendall Files
William Kendall's Presidential Appointees Files … This series contains memoranda, notes, lists of appointments with Senators, press releases, schedules and appointees' responses to inquiries. Files concern suggestions, nominations, hearings, courtesy calls and approval of presidential …
This series contains memoranda, notes, lists of appointments with Senators, press releases, schedules and appointees' responses to inquiries. Files concern suggestions, nominations, hearings, courtesy calls and approval of presidential appointees.
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This series contains memoranda and other material on James Connor's activities in the White House as assistant to Donald Rumsfeld and later as Staff Secretary. The files also include materials on Connor's 1974 and 1975 scheduling and advance work and scattered information on contacts with Cabinet officials and their staffs, although most of the latter is located in the Cabinet Secretary Subject Files. Particularly well documented is White House Office administration, including Rumsfeld's efforts to reduce the size of the staff and institute tighter controls over the president's scheduling operations. Other subjects covered are early planning efforts for the 1976 presidential campaign; energy policy review, including nuclear power, uranium enrichment and a critique of Energy Resources Finance Corporation (ERFCO); and Connor's activities as White House liaison on the selection of White House Fellows. The series contains numerous memoranda and notes exchanged between Connor and Chiefs of Staff Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Cheney.
Collection: James E. Connor Files
Staff Secretary's Subject Files … This series contains memoranda and other material on James Connor's activities in the White House as assistant to Donald Rumsfeld and later as Staff Secretary. The files also include materials on Connor's 1974 and 1975 scheduling and advance work and scattered information on contacts with Cabinet officials and their staffs, although most of the latter is located in the Cabinet Secretary Subject Files. Particularly well documented is White House Office administration, …
This series contains memoranda and other material on James Connor's activities in the White House as assistant to Donald Rumsfeld and later as Staff Secretary. The files also include materials on Connor's 1974 and 1975 scheduling and advance work and scattered information on contacts with Cabinet officials and their staffs, although most of the latter is located in the Cabinet Secretary Subject Files. Particularly well documented is White House Office administration, including Rumsfeld's efforts to reduce the size of the staff and institute tighter controls over the president's scheduling operations. Other subjects covered are early planning efforts for the 1976 presidential campaign; energy policy review, including nuclear power, uranium enrichment and a critique of Energy Resources Finance Corporation (ERFCO); and Connor's activities as White House liaison on the selection of White House Fellows. The series contains numerous memoranda and notes exchanged between Connor and Chiefs of Staff Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Cheney.
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This series contains John Marsh's memorandums of conversations, memos, and briefing materials related to meetings between Vice President Gerald Ford and foreign heads of state, diplomats, and ambassadors. Most of the material deals with foreign affairs, with only a small amount concerning domestic affairs appearing.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
John Marsh's Files on Vice Presidential Meetings with Foreign and Diplomatic Officials … This series contains John Marsh's memorandums of conversations, memos, and briefing materials related to meetings between Vice President Gerald Ford and foreign heads of state, diplomats, and ambassadors. Most of the material deals with foreign affairs, with only a small amount concerning domestic affairs …
This series contains John Marsh's memorandums of conversations, memos, and briefing materials related to meetings between Vice President Gerald Ford and foreign heads of state, diplomats, and ambassadors. Most of the material deals with foreign affairs, with only a small amount concerning domestic affairs appearing.
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This series contains correspondence (including copies of letters sent by Vice President Gerald Ford), internal memoranda, proposals, pamphlets, statements of purpose, briefing papers, and printed materials on such domestic affairs topics as legislation, health care, the role of minorities, energy, the economy, and administrative matters. It documents Richard Burress' role as the Vice President's Assistant for Legislative and Domestic Affairs.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
Richard Burress' Subject Files … This series contains correspondence (including copies of letters sent by Vice President Gerald Ford), internal memoranda, proposals, pamphlets, statements of purpose, briefing papers, and printed materials on such domestic affairs topics as legislation, health care, the role of minorities, energy, the economy, and administrative matters. It documents Richard Burress' role as the Vice President's Assistant for Legislative and Domestic …
This series contains correspondence (including copies of letters sent by Vice President Gerald Ford), internal memoranda, proposals, pamphlets, statements of purpose, briefing papers, and printed materials on such domestic affairs topics as legislation, health care, the role of minorities, energy, the economy, and administrative matters. It documents Richard Burress' role as the Vice President's Assistant for Legislative and Domestic Affairs.
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This series contains correspondence and memoranda to and from Vice President Gerald Ford's staff, federal officials and the public; and draft speeches and reports, studies, court cases and other papers reflecting William Casselman's responsibilities as Legal Counsel to the Vice President. Also included are materials on Casselman's activities concerning domestic affairs, including drafting legislation on health policy, energy policy and right to privacy.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
William Casselman's Subject Files … This series contains correspondence and memoranda to and from Vice President Gerald Ford's staff, federal officials and the public; and draft speeches and reports, studies, court cases and other papers reflecting William Casselman's responsibilities as Legal Counsel to the Vice President. Also included are materials on Casselman's activities concerning domestic affairs, including drafting legislation on health policy, energy policy and right to …
This series contains correspondence and memoranda to and from Vice President Gerald Ford's staff, federal officials and the public; and draft speeches and reports, studies, court cases and other papers reflecting William Casselman's responsibilities as Legal Counsel to the Vice President. Also included are materials on Casselman's activities concerning domestic affairs, including drafting legislation on health policy, energy policy and right to privacy.
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This series contains L. William Seidman's correspondence, memoranda, speech drafts, gift lists, charts and other papers exchanged between Seidman and Vice President Gerald R. Ford, other federal officials and the public. It relates both to his supervision of administrative services, scheduling policy, personnel, and gift accessioning and to his personal interests in the nation's economy and speechwriting. Included are the chronological files of staff assistant Ruth Kilmer and materials compiled by Frank Pagnotta, James Brown and Frank Townsend, some of which pre-date Seidman's government service. This series documents Seidman's role on the Vice President's staff as a management and budget consultant and later as Assistant for Administration and Services.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
L. William Seidman's Subject Files … This series contains L. William Seidman's correspondence, memoranda, speech drafts, gift lists, charts and other papers exchanged between Seidman and Vice President Gerald R. Ford, other federal officials and the public. It relates both to his supervision of administrative services, scheduling policy, personnel, and gift accessioning and to his personal interests in the nation's economy and speechwriting. Included are the chronological files of staff assistant Ruth …
This series contains L. William Seidman's correspondence, memoranda, speech drafts, gift lists, charts and other papers exchanged between Seidman and Vice President Gerald R. Ford, other federal officials and the public. It relates both to his supervision of administrative services, scheduling policy, personnel, and gift accessioning and to his personal interests in the nation's economy and speechwriting. Included are the chronological files of staff assistant Ruth Kilmer and materials compiled by Frank Pagnotta, James Brown and Frank Townsend, some of which pre-date Seidman's government service. This series documents Seidman's role on the Vice President's staff as a management and budget consultant and later as Assistant for Administration and Services.
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This series contains invitations to Vice President Gerald R. Ford, many having a carbon copy of a regret letter signed by Warren Rustand, or occasionally signed by Gerald Ford, Mildred Leonard, Gwen Anderson, or other staff. The series also contains occasional memoranda, birth announcements, and other related materials. The series documents one aspect of Rustand's role as Deputy Assistant to the Vice President for Scheduling and Appointments - the handling of invitations considered for inclusion on the Vice President's schedule.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
Warren Rustand's Invitation Regrets Chronological Files … This series contains invitations to Vice President Gerald R. Ford, many having a carbon copy of a regret letter signed by Warren Rustand, or occasionally signed by Gerald Ford, Mildred Leonard, Gwen Anderson, or other staff. The series also contains occasional memoranda, birth announcements, and other related materials. The series documents one aspect of Rustand's role as Deputy Assistant to the Vice President for Scheduling and Appointments - the …
This series contains invitations to Vice President Gerald R. Ford, many having a carbon copy of a regret letter signed by Warren Rustand, or occasionally signed by Gerald Ford, Mildred Leonard, Gwen Anderson, or other staff. The series also contains occasional memoranda, birth announcements, and other related materials. The series documents one aspect of Rustand's role as Deputy Assistant to the Vice President for Scheduling and Appointments - the handling of invitations considered for inclusion on the Vice President's schedule.
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This series primarily contains Robert Hartmann's copies of routine memoranda from the Richard Nixon White House Personnel Office to Vice President Gerald R. Ford for his information or comment on proposed Presidential appointments to various executive branch positions. Also included are: Executive Level Vacancy Reports, appointment announcements, payroll information for the Office of the Vice President, security clearance forms, resumes, and miscellaneous other items relating to Presidential appointments and to personnel matters within the Vice President's office. This series documents Hartmann's work as Chief of Staff for Vice President Ford.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
Robert Hartmann's Personnel Files … This series primarily contains Robert Hartmann's copies of routine memoranda from the Richard Nixon White House Personnel Office to Vice President Gerald R. Ford for his information or comment on proposed Presidential appointments to various executive branch positions. Also included are: Executive Level Vacancy Reports, appointment announcements, payroll information for the Office of the Vice President, security clearance forms, resumes, and miscellaneous other items …
This series primarily contains Robert Hartmann's copies of routine memoranda from the Richard Nixon White House Personnel Office to Vice President Gerald R. Ford for his information or comment on proposed Presidential appointments to various executive branch positions. Also included are: Executive Level Vacancy Reports, appointment announcements, payroll information for the Office of the Vice President, security clearance forms, resumes, and miscellaneous other items relating to Presidential appointments and to personnel matters within the Vice President's office. This series documents Hartmann's work as Chief of Staff for Vice President Ford.
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This series contains Robert Hartmann's copies of detailed financial information related to each of Gerald Ford's congressional campaigns and his campaign committees. The material was compiled for use in answering questions during the congressional hearings on President Richard Nixon's nomination of Gerald R. Ford as Vice President. Included are letters of thanks for contributions; receipts for expenditures; federal, state and local filing forms, and beginning in 1968, material concerning Ford's involvement in the distribution of funds to Republican candidates through the National Republican Congressional Committee Booster Fund.
Collection: Gerald R. Ford Vice Presidential Papers
Robert Hartmann's Files on Gerald Ford's Campaign Finances for the Confirmation Hearings on Ford's Nomination as Vice President … This series contains Robert Hartmann's copies of detailed financial information related to each of Gerald Ford's congressional campaigns and his campaign committees. The material was compiled for use in answering questions during the congressional hearings on President Richard Nixon's nomination of Gerald R. Ford as Vice President. Included are letters of thanks for …
This series contains Robert Hartmann's copies of detailed financial information related to each of Gerald Ford's congressional campaigns and his campaign committees. The material was compiled for use in answering questions during the congressional hearings on President Richard Nixon's nomination of Gerald R. Ford as Vice President. Included are letters of thanks for contributions; receipts for expenditures; federal, state and local filing forms, and beginning in 1968, material concerning Ford's involvement in the distribution of funds to Republican candidates through the National Republican Congressional Committee Booster Fund.
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This series contains David Gergen's memoranda to and from White House staff members; schedules and schedule proposals; reports; briefing papers; occasional drafts of speeches, statements and articles; correspondence with publishers of newspapers and magazines; press releases; question and answer briefing sheets; and publications and clippings. These materials concern President Gerald Ford's views on domestic and foreign policy topics during the 1976 presidential campaign; planning for the campaign and debates; compilation of the booklet "The Ford Presidency: A Portrait of the First Two Years"; administration of the Office of Communications (a division of the Press Secretary's office) and liaison with various media representatives. Major topics include defense, the 1976 Democratic and Republican national conventions, economic policy, the Federal Election Commission, 1976 State of the Union Address, and proposed legislation.
Collection: David R. Gergen Files
David Gergen's General Subject Files … This series contains David Gergen's memoranda to and from White House staff members; schedules and schedule proposals; reports; briefing papers; occasional drafts of speeches, statements and articles; correspondence with publishers of newspapers and magazines; press releases; question and answer briefing sheets; and publications and clippings. These materials concern President Gerald Ford's views on domestic and foreign policy topics during the 1976 presidential …
This series contains David Gergen's memoranda to and from White House staff members; schedules and schedule proposals; reports; briefing papers; occasional drafts of speeches, statements and articles; correspondence with publishers of newspapers and magazines; press releases; question and answer briefing sheets; and publications and clippings. These materials concern President Gerald Ford's views on domestic and foreign policy topics during the 1976 presidential campaign; planning for the campaign and debates; compilation of the booklet "The Ford Presidency: A Portrait of the First Two Years"; administration of the Office of Communications (a division of the Press Secretary's office) and liaison with various media representatives. Major topics include defense, the 1976 Democratic and Republican national conventions, economic policy, the Federal Election Commission, 1976 State of the Union Address, and proposed legislation.