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Intelligence (5)

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Collection: Ron Nessen Papers, General Subject Files

Intelligence (5) … The original documents are located in Box 300, folder “Intelligence (5)” of the Ron Nessen Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Ron Nessen donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as …

Equal Rights Amendment Con Mail

Series

This series contains letters, cards and telegrams written First Lady Betty Ford in opposition of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). These letters often comment on the possible evils of unisex restrooms, drafting of women for combat duty, cited passages from the Bible to bolster their position, and included informational flyers and newspaper clippings.

Collection: White House Social Files Bulk Mail Files

Equal Rights Amendment Con Mail … This series contains letters, cards and telegrams written First Lady Betty Ford in opposition of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). These letters often comment on the possible evils of unisex restrooms, drafting of women for combat duty, cited passages from the Bible to bolster their position, and included informational flyers and newspaper …

This series contains letters, cards and telegrams written First Lady Betty Ford in opposition of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). These letters often comment on the possible evils of unisex restrooms, drafting of women for combat duty, cited passages from the Bible to bolster their position, and included informational flyers and newspaper clippings.

"60 Minutes" Interview Follow-up Letters

Series

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.