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This series contains follow-up letters from the general public sent to First Lady Betty Ford after receiving her response to their public opinion mail regarding her "60 Minutes" interview on August 10, 1975. Most of the correspondents appear to have been initially critical of Mrs. Ford’s interview and her views on such topics as pre-marital sex and marijuana use. The nature of the letters range from positive messages that express appreciation for the response and clarification of her position to negative comments regarding morality, religion and parenting. They provide additional comments on the topic of pre-marital sex and how this interview will affect their votes in the 1975 presidential election. Some follow-up letters are written directly on Mrs. Ford’s acknowledgment letter.
Collection: White House Social Files Bulk Mail Files
"60 Minutes" Interview Follow-up Letters … This series contains follow-up letters from the general public sent to First Lady Betty Ford after receiving her response to their public opinion mail regarding her "60 Minutes" interview on August 10, 1975. Most of the correspondents appear to have been initially critical of Mrs. Ford’s interview and her views on such topics as pre-marital sex and marijuana use. The nature of the letters range from positive messages that express appreciation for the response and …
This series contains follow-up letters from the general public sent to First Lady Betty Ford after receiving her response to their public opinion mail regarding her "60 Minutes" interview on August 10, 1975. Most of the correspondents appear to have been initially critical of Mrs. Ford’s interview and her views on such topics as pre-marital sex and marijuana use. The nature of the letters range from positive messages that express appreciation for the response and clarification of her position to negative comments regarding morality, religion and parenting. They provide additional comments on the topic of pre-marital sex and how this interview will affect their votes in the 1975 presidential election. Some follow-up letters are written directly on Mrs. Ford’s acknowledgment letter.
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This series contains materials relating to the "Humor and the Presidency" symposium hosted by former President Gerald Ford at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Materials include correspondence, schedules, programs, and media coverage. Also included are plans for a book published by Arbor House that covers the events during the symposium.
Collection: Robert E. Barrett Papers
"Humor and the Presidency" Symposium Files … This series contains materials relating to the "Humor and the Presidency" symposium hosted by former President Gerald Ford at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Materials include correspondence, schedules, programs, and media coverage. Also included are plans for a book published by Arbor House that covers the events during the …
This series contains materials relating to the "Humor and the Presidency" symposium hosted by former President Gerald Ford at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Materials include correspondence, schedules, programs, and media coverage. Also included are plans for a book published by Arbor House that covers the events during the symposium.
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This series consists of photographs audio recordings related to Michael Farrell's work as Director of the White House Visitors Office. Subjects represented in the photographs include a group of handicapped individuals from Grand Rapids, Michigan, visiting the White House on April 29, 1976; the Rose Garden, Air Force One, and the Presidential Seal; and a 1973 trip to Hawaii. Audio recordings include a tour of the White House; the National Archives “Sounds of History;” Explorer Leader Development; the 1974 National Explorer President’s Conference; and “Amana Presents America: 200 Years Young.”
Collection: Michael J. Farrell Files (Ford Administration)
Audiovisual Materials … This series consists of photographs audio recordings related to Michael Farrell's work as Director of the White House Visitors Office. Subjects represented in the photographs include a group of handicapped individuals from Grand Rapids, Michigan, visiting the White House on April 29, 1976; the Rose Garden, Air Force One, and the Presidential Seal; and a 1973 trip to Hawaii. Audio recordings include a tour of the White House; the National Archives “Sounds of History;” Explorer Leader …
This series consists of photographs audio recordings related to Michael Farrell's work as Director of the White House Visitors Office. Subjects represented in the photographs include a group of handicapped individuals from Grand Rapids, Michigan, visiting the White House on April 29, 1976; the Rose Garden, Air Force One, and the Presidential Seal; and a 1973 trip to Hawaii. Audio recordings include a tour of the White House; the National Archives “Sounds of History;” Explorer Leader Development; the 1974 National Explorer President’s Conference; and “Amana Presents America: 200 Years Young.”
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This series consists of schedules, letters, telegrams, speeches, background information, and briefing materials related to trips made by Arthur Burns, primarily in his official capacity as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. Although most of the material is routine trip planning records, there is some substantial material related to diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union pertaining to Berlin, and relations between U.S. military bases in West Germany and the surrounding communities.
Collection: Arthur F. Burns Papers
Trip Files … This series consists of schedules, letters, telegrams, speeches, background information, and briefing materials related to trips made by Arthur Burns, primarily in his official capacity as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. Although most of the material is routine trip planning records, there is some substantial material related to diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union pertaining to Berlin, and relations between U.S. military bases in West Germany and the surrounding …
This series consists of schedules, letters, telegrams, speeches, background information, and briefing materials related to trips made by Arthur Burns, primarily in his official capacity as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. Although most of the material is routine trip planning records, there is some substantial material related to diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union pertaining to Berlin, and relations between U.S. military bases in West Germany and the surrounding communities.
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This series consists of memoranda, notes, reports, schedules, letters, and telegrams compiled by Arthur Burns during his service as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. Included in the series is a subseries of notes and memoranda to the file that document Burns’ meetings with West German officials, primarily Helmut Schmidt, and his correspondence with Secretary of State George Shultz and President Ronald Reagan. These documents provide insight into the political behavior of Schmidt, West German foreign and domestic policies and politics, Burns’ assessment of West German leaders and policies, and U.S.-West German relations. Other topics represented in the series include West German relations with East Germany and the Soviet Union, conditions in Berlin, arms control, deployment of atomic weapons in Europe, U.S. defense spending, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), trade, and international and economic conditions. Also included in the series are administrative records related to Burns’ appointment, resignation, and selection of an aid, and a register of meetings and daily schedules.
Collection: Arthur F. Burns Papers
Ambassador's Subject Files … This series consists of memoranda, notes, reports, schedules, letters, and telegrams compiled by Arthur Burns during his service as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. Included in the series is a subseries of notes and memoranda to the file that document Burns’ meetings with West German officials, primarily Helmut Schmidt, and his correspondence with Secretary of State George Shultz and President Ronald Reagan. These documents provide insight into the political behavior of …
This series consists of memoranda, notes, reports, schedules, letters, and telegrams compiled by Arthur Burns during his service as the U.S. Ambassador to West Germany. Included in the series is a subseries of notes and memoranda to the file that document Burns’ meetings with West German officials, primarily Helmut Schmidt, and his correspondence with Secretary of State George Shultz and President Ronald Reagan. These documents provide insight into the political behavior of Schmidt, West German foreign and domestic policies and politics, Burns’ assessment of West German leaders and policies, and U.S.-West German relations. Other topics represented in the series include West German relations with East Germany and the Soviet Union, conditions in Berlin, arms control, deployment of atomic weapons in Europe, U.S. defense spending, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), trade, and international and economic conditions. Also included in the series are administrative records related to Burns’ appointment, resignation, and selection of an aid, and a register of meetings and daily schedules.
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This series consists of Robert Anderson's personal correspondence.
Collection: Robert Anderson Papers
Correspondence Files … This series consists of Robert Anderson's personal correspondence. …
This series consists of Robert Anderson's personal correspondence.
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This series contains a mixture of full editions and clippings, predominantly from various ethnic newspapers written in English and foreign languages, featuring stories about Dr. Myron Kuropas, White House meetings with ethnic groups, and ethnic concerns and endorsements relating to the 1976 Presidential campaign. Clippings from mainstream newspapers such as the New York Times and the Washington Post that pertain to ethnic affairs, particularly in relation to the election, are also included.
Collection: Myron B. Kuropas Papers
Newspaper Files … This series contains a mixture of full editions and clippings, predominantly from various ethnic newspapers written in English and foreign languages, featuring stories about Dr. Myron Kuropas, White House meetings with ethnic groups, and ethnic concerns and endorsements relating to the 1976 Presidential campaign. Clippings from mainstream newspapers such as the New York Times and the Washington Post that pertain to ethnic affairs, particularly in relation to the election, are also …
This series contains a mixture of full editions and clippings, predominantly from various ethnic newspapers written in English and foreign languages, featuring stories about Dr. Myron Kuropas, White House meetings with ethnic groups, and ethnic concerns and endorsements relating to the 1976 Presidential campaign. Clippings from mainstream newspapers such as the New York Times and the Washington Post that pertain to ethnic affairs, particularly in relation to the election, are also included.
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This series contains photograph albums made by or given to Gerald and Betty Ford that were maintained separately from their numbered photograph albums. Events documented in this series include Gerald and Betty Ford’s wedding; a party held the night Gerald Ford was first elected to Congress in 1948; the 1975 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE); the Fords’ post-Presidential travels to the Middle East, Asia, and France; the dedication of the Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan; and the Carousel Ball.
Collection: Ford Family Photographs
Unnumbered Photograph Albums … This series contains photograph albums made by or given to Gerald and Betty Ford that were maintained separately from their numbered photograph albums. Events documented in this series include Gerald and Betty Ford’s wedding; a party held the night Gerald Ford was first elected to Congress in 1948; the 1975 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE); the Fords’ post-Presidential travels to the Middle East, Asia, and France; the dedication of the Ford Presidential …
This series contains photograph albums made by or given to Gerald and Betty Ford that were maintained separately from their numbered photograph albums. Events documented in this series include Gerald and Betty Ford’s wedding; a party held the night Gerald Ford was first elected to Congress in 1948; the 1975 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE); the Fords’ post-Presidential travels to the Middle East, Asia, and France; the dedication of the Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan; and the Carousel Ball.
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This series includes material used in the operation of the White House Advance Office and planning for foreign and domestic trips for President Gerald R. Ford and the first family. It contains administrative directories, advance office memoranda and organizational notes, drafts of reports and publications, financial materials including expense reports and payroll documentation, publications and presidential “News and Comment” news summaries , presidential and first family weekly and monthly calendar drafts, motorcade and Air Force One specifications, ratings and commentary on presidential appearances, 1976 presidential campaign travel reports and recommendations, documentation of Gerald Ford’s State Funeral, and personal and biographical materials.
Collection: Frank A. Ursomarso Papers
General Subject Files … This series includes material used in the operation of the White House Advance Office and planning for foreign and domestic trips for President Gerald R. Ford and the first family. It contains administrative directories, advance office memoranda and organizational notes, drafts of reports and publications, financial materials including expense reports and payroll documentation, publications and presidential “News and Comment” news summaries , presidential and first family weekly and …
This series includes material used in the operation of the White House Advance Office and planning for foreign and domestic trips for President Gerald R. Ford and the first family. It contains administrative directories, advance office memoranda and organizational notes, drafts of reports and publications, financial materials including expense reports and payroll documentation, publications and presidential “News and Comment” news summaries , presidential and first family weekly and monthly calendar drafts, motorcade and Air Force One specifications, ratings and commentary on presidential appearances, 1976 presidential campaign travel reports and recommendations, documentation of Gerald Ford’s State Funeral, and personal and biographical materials.
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This series contains entire issues of various newspapers documenting President Gerald Ford’s domestic and international travel.
Collection: Frank A. Ursomarso Papers
Newspapers … This series contains entire issues of various newspapers documenting President Gerald Ford’s domestic and international travel. …
This series contains entire issues of various newspapers documenting President Gerald Ford’s domestic and international travel.