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Gerald R. Ford Library1000 Beal Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2114www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov |
RON NESSEN
Press Secretary to the President:
Papers, 1974‑77
SUMMARY DESCRIPTION
Substantive
materials on press strategy and relations, the organization of the press secretary's
office, the 1976 presidential campaign, and domestic and foreign policy issues
comprise much of the collection. The
remainder includes invitations, extensive runs of press releases and press wire
copy, and other routine documentation.
An accretion of papers, consisting of handwritten notes from numerous
meetings and briefings, and additional press office subject files, has been
added at the end of the collection.
QUANTITY
120 linear feet
(ca. 240,000 pages)
DONOR
Ron Nessen (accession numbers 80‑12 and 80‑32). Mr. Nessen donated
an accretion of papers in October 1992 (93-NLF-001).
ACCESS
Open. Some items may be temporarily restricted under terms of the donor's deed of gift, a copy of which is available on request, or under National Archives and Records Administration general restrictions (36 CFR 1256).
COPYRIGHT
Mr. Nessen has donated to the United States of America his
copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives
collections. The copyrights to materials
written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with
them. Works prepared by U.S. Government
employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain.
Prepared by Bill McNitt, May 1985; Revised by Helmi Raaska, March 1993
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BIOGRAPHICAL
INFORMATION
Ronald
Harold Nessen
May 25, 1934 Born, Washington, D.C.
1952‑54 Student, Shepherd
College, Shepherdstown, WV and Radio Newscaster, WEPM, Martinsburg, WV
1954‑59 Part-time student,
American University, Washington, D.C. (received B.A.)
1954‑55 Radio newscaster,
WARL, Arlington, VA
1955‑56 Writer, Montgomery
County Sentinel, Rockville, MD
1956‑62 Reporter and
editor, United Press International,
1962‑74 Television news
correspondent, NBC News. During
this time he served as White House correspondent (1962‑1965), foreign
correspondent in Vietnam and other countries, and news reporter covering such
topics as the 1968 election, urban affairs, and the vice presidency
(1973-1974).
1974‑77 Press Secretary to
the President, The White House
1977‑80 Freelance writer
and lecturer
1980‑84 Senior Vice
President, Marston & Rothenberg Public Affairs, Inc.,
Washington, D.C. and Senior Associate, Robert Marston
& Associates, New York
1984-92 Vice President,
Mutual Broadcasting System
1992- Vice President
for Public Affairs and Communications, Cellular Telecommunications Industry
Association
INTRODUCTION
The Ron Nessen
Papers consist of materials which Nessen took home
from the White House at the end of the Ford administration presumably to assist
in writing his memoir It Sure Looks Different From the Inside (Chicago: Playboy
Press, 1978). Mr. Nessen
donated the bulk of his papers to the Ford Library on January 22, 1979. In October 1992 he donated an accretion of
papers (boxes 294-300). The collection
contains the most significant portions of Ron Nessen's
working files from his service in the Ford White House, but researchers should
also be aware of the Nessen Files received by the
Ford Library as part of President Ford's papers in January 1977.
Discussed below
under separate headings are: the organization and function of the Press Office, the
scope and content of the Nessen papers, and related
materials in the Ford Library.
Organization and
Function of the White House Press Office
As Press
Secretary to the President, Ron Nessen served as head
of the White House Press Office. He
directed a staff of forty and was responsible for keeping several thousand
reporters with White House accreditation informed about the President and his
official actions and activities. The
Press Office relayed day-to-day news concerning the President and his policies
through regular briefings for the White House press corps and responses to
their inquiries.
The Press Office
also made media arrangements and organized press facilities for functions such as
news conferences, formal and informal presidential events and ceremonies, and
visits of dignitaries and officials. If
there were space limitations at any event, the Press Office selected a
"pool" of reporters and photographers who made their reports and
photographs available to other media representatives. Other functions of the
Press Office included advice to the President and White House staff on media
relations and preparing and distributing press releases regarding presidential
policies and activities.
Besides his
regular briefings and other media contacts, Nessen
spent much of his time as an administrator.
The Press Office was subdivided into the following offices: main office,
Office of Communications, Press Advance Office, Television Advisors Office, and
the Office of the White House Photographer.
The main office, located in the
White House West Wing, served the needs for news and information of the White
House press corps, especially the 75‑100 journalists who covered the
White House on a full-time basis.
The Office of Communications handled
the scheduling of media appearances by the President and administration
spokesmen outside Washington, prepared the President's daily news summary,
responded to requests for information from the out of town press, and mailed
out fact sheets and administration speeches.
Gerald Warren, Margita White and David Gergen successively directed this office.
The Press
Advance Office, headed successively by Eric Rosenberger and Douglass Blaser, handled logistics for press coverage when the
President traveled. About 100‑150
media representatives normally traveled with the President outside
Washington. This office attempted to
meet their needs as well as the needs of the local news media in the
communities the President visited.
The Television
Advisors Office handled arrangements for presidential radio and television
appearances and advised the President on the use of the television medium. Robert Mead and William Carruthers
successively headed this office, assisted by Helen Collins.
The Office of
the White House Photographer, headed by David Kennerly,
supplied the news media and visitors to the Oval Office with photographs of
presidential functions and activities.
It was originally attached to the Press Office, but became part of the
White House Operations Office under Donald Rumsfeld's
supervision during 1975.
Scope and
Content of the Nessen Papers
The Nessen Papers contain materials on virtually all aspects of
the work of Ron Nessen and his staff, 1974‑77. The collection is strongest on such topics as
media relations and the organization and operation of the Press Office, but
also includes significant materials on interactions between Nessen
and the President or White House staff members, the 1976 presidential campaign,
and a number of administration policies and issues.
Material on
media relations includes scattered correspondence with media representatives
and material on media policy in general or its application in specific
situations. In addition, the collection
includes extensive information on Nessen's daily
press briefings, including transcripts and materials he used in preparation for
the briefings. The President's contacts
with the media are documented by briefing books for interviews and press conferences,
transcripts and background for media interviews, and trip files reflecting
preparations for presidential appearances made by the Press Advance Office.
The administration, organization and
operation of the Press Office can be examined through such materials as Press
Office staff meeting minutes and the minutes and briefing papers for the
occasional Press Office improvement sessions.
The staff meeting minutes, although not verbatim transcripts,
reflect decisions and assignments. The
minutes of improvement sessions are more complete and reflect discussions of
Press Office problems and suggestions for improving the operation of the
office. Interactions between Ron Nessen and specific Press Office staff members can be
studied by examining the Press Office Memoranda series.
The White House
Memoranda series reveals many of Nessen's
interactions with the President and members of the White House staff and much
on the role of the Press Office in the Ford administration. Since this file is arranged by names of staff
members, it is easy for the researcher to examine the working relationship
between Nessen and any given colleague.
Materials on
policies and issues are seldom very complete.
They reveal little on the development of policies in the Ford White
House and mainly reflect Mr. Nessen's brief
involvement with specific issues by handling questions, drafting presidential
statements, or coordinating publicity for the administration's views. The materials concern a wide variety of
domestic issues, especially the economic and energy questions which were the
focus of so much attention at the time.
Although there are scattered items on a number of foreign policy issues,
the most substantive materials relate to the war in Indochina and the Mayaguez crisis.
Mr. Nessen's materials on the 1976 presidential election are
fairly extensive, but basically reflect media relations, publicity aspects of
the campaign, and the collection of information about President Ford's
opponents. There is little on campaign planning
or political strategy.
Approximately 50
feet of this collection consists of routine newspaper clippings, news
summaries, press releases, wire service stories, and publications which show
very little about the workings of the Press Office, but may be useful for
studying media coverage of the Ford presidency.
An accretion of
papers received in 1992 comprises the last seven boxes of the collection. This valuable accretion consists of Nessen's handwritten notes from meetings he attended,
miscellaneous other notes, and additional subject files relating to the
operation of the White House Press Office, particularly regarding difficult
situations the press secretary had to deal with.
Related
Materials (March 1993):
Information on
Ron Nessen's work in the Ford White House also
appears in the Nessen Files donated to the Library by
President Ford. For the most part the Nessen Papers contain the most significant materials from Nessen's service in the Ford White House. Most of the Nessen
Files consist of routine materials or copies of series or parts of series in
the Nessen Papers, but some unique and useful items
are included in that collection.
In addition a
number of Press Office staff files are available for research, including a
small file for Nessen's predecessor Jerald terHorst. White
House Central Files category PR (Public Relations) contains numerous
sub-categories relating to the work of the Press Office. The records of the White House Press Release
Unit include most of the press releases issued by the Ford White House, along
with a keyword index to all presidential statements and speeches. The audiovisual holdings of the Library
include a complete set of videotapes of President Ford's press conferences and
audiotapes of Nessen's daily press briefings.
The papers of
Deputy Press Secretary J. W. ("Bill") Roberts and transcripts of
research interviews conducted by Mark Rozell are also
helpful for the study of press relations in the Ford White House. Rozell's interviews
were conducted in the course of doing research for his book, The Press and
the Ford Presidency (Ann Arbor:
University of Michigan Press, 1992).
The unprocessed papers of Jerald terHorst
contain materials on the brief tenure and resignation of President Ford's first
press secretary.
LIST OF SERIES
Containers Series
1‑31 General Subject File
32‑40 Campaign Subject File
41‑49 President's Briefing Books
for Media Encounters
50‑55 President's Media
Interviews
56‑85 Presidential Trips
86‑98 Press Briefings
Transcripts
99‑116 Press Briefings Background
117‑121 Domestic Guidance for Press
Briefings
121‑125 Foreign Guidance for Press
Briefings
126‑134 White House Memoranda
135‑145 Press Office Memoranda
146‑148 Memoranda Chronological File
149‑156 Correspondence Chronological
File
157‑159 Personal
Correspondence Returned from Central Files
160‑162 Personal Invitations Returned
from Central Files
163‑165 Nessen
Scheduling File
166‑168 Nessen
Telephone Logs
169‑195 Press Releases
196‑290 Wire Stories, Clippings, and
News Summaries
291‑293 Publications File
294-298 Handwritten Notes on Meetings
and Press Briefings
298-300 Subject File Accretion
Series
Descriptions
1-31 General Subject File,
1974-77. (12.4 linear feet)
Memoranda to and
from White House staff and agency officials, correspondence with the media and
the public, briefing papers for the President, Press Office staff meeting
minutes, and White House senior staff meeting minutes (1976 only). These materials concern domestic and foreign
issues (especially energy and economic matters), press relations and press
office administration and organization. Other topics include: busing, defense,
Conference on Inflation (1974), the war in Indochina, Henry Kissinger, the Mayaguez crisis, New York City finances, Richard Nixon, the
President's contacts with the news media, press guests at State Dinners, Press
Office improvement sessions, Nelson Rockefeller, State of the Union addresses
(1975 and 1976), and state visits of foreign leaders. Additional subject files received in 1992 are
located in the Subject File Accretion, boxes 298-300.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject.
32‑40 Campaign Subject File, 1975‑76. (3.6 linear feet)
Memoranda,
correspondence, briefing papers, campaign brochures, schedules, speeches, talk
show transcripts, media pool reports, press briefing transcripts, press wire
stories, press releases, political newsletters, and clippings. Topics include: the campaigns of President
Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Walter Mondale; the Republican National
Convention; campaign debates; newspaper endorsements; the President Ford
Committee; and the presidential primaries.
Additional materials relating to the campaign are located in the Subject
File Accretion, boxes 298-300.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject.
41‑49 President's Briefing Books for
Media Encounters, 1974-76. (3.6 linear feet)
Nessen's copies of
briefing books prepared for the President
by members of the Press Office staff in conjunction with press conferences,
media interviews and trips. The briefing
materials include question and answer briefing sheets, memoranda, and guidance
provided by the White House staff.
Occasional memoranda to Nessen are included
and some items are annotated by him.
Occasionally annotations by President Ford appear, but the bulk of the
President's copies of these briefing books are located in the files of James B.
Shuman, editor of the briefing books from April 1975 to July 1976.
Arranged
chronologically.
50‑55 President's Media Interviews, 1974‑77. (1.6 linear feet)
Case files of
correspondence, memoranda, schedule proposals, briefing papers, interview
transcripts, press releases and printed materials concerning interviews that
President Ford granted to representatives of the media. Most of these items are copies of original
items in a similar series in the Ron Nessen Files in
President Ford's papers, but both collections contain some interviews which do
not appear in the other. For this reason
researchers must examine both collections for a complete record of media
interviews.
Arranged
chronologically.
56‑85 Presidential Trips, 1974‑76. (12.0 linear feet)
Briefing papers,
memoranda, cables, media pool reports, schedules, speeches, press releases,
press briefings, flight manifests, and press wire stories concerning such
topics as: trip planning, media arrangements, and the activities of the
President and the Press Office during foreign and domestic trips.
Arranged
chronologically.
86‑98 Press Briefings Transcripts, 1974‑77. (5.2 linear feet)
Transcripts of
the press briefings conducted by Jerald ter Horst or
Ron Nessen or one of their deputies on an almost
daily basis. The transcripts reflect
White House announcements and question and answer sessions between the Press
Secretary and the White House press corps.
An additional set of these transcripts appears in the Nessen Files in the Ford presidential papers.
Arranged
chronologically.
99‑116 Press Briefings Background, 1974‑77. (7.2 linear feet)
For the first year
of the Ford administration, this series contains only copies of the President's
schedule and related briefing papers. Nessen apparently used this material to keep the White
House press corps informed about the President's planned activities. Around September 1975, Nessen's
staff began adding other types of documents to this file, including: Nessen's own schedules, lists of proposed announcements,
briefing summaries, and occasional press releases.
Arranged
chronologically.
117‑121 Domestic Guidance for Press Briefings,
1974‑77. (1.8
linear feet)
Question and
answer briefing sheets and briefing memoranda compiled for Nessen's
study and use in providing domestic policy information to the press. Some items were prepared especially for this
purpose and others had a wide distribution throughout the White House
staff. Substantial amounts of material
are filed under the headings economy, energy and Richard Nixon. Other topics include: abortion, amnesty,
budget, busing, campaign, drugs, labor, strip mining, swine flu, and
vetoes. Also included are files under
the names of selected administration officials and White House staff. A description of how Nessen's
staff filed the material is in the first folder of the series.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject and thereunder
chronologically.
121‑125 Foreign Guidance for Press Briefings,
1974‑77. (1.8
linear feet)
Question and
answer briefing sheets, briefing memoranda, and guidance provided by the
Department of State and the National Security Council concerning foreign policy
issues. Substantial amounts of material
are filed under: foreign aid, Arab boycott, China, defense, Israel, Lebanon,
Middle East, Panama Canal treaty, Turkey, USSR, and Vietnam.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject and thereunder chronologically.
126‑134 White House Memoranda, 1974‑77. (3.6 linear feet)
Memoranda
exchanged between Nessen and the President or between Nessen
and members of the White House staff outside the Press Office. Included are originals of incoming memoranda
and copies of outgoing memoranda. Topics
include: press relations, issues, politics, and administrative matters. The largest files show Nessen's
interactions with Richard Cheney, James Connor, Jerry Jones, the President, and
Donald Rumsfeld.
Arranged
alphabetically by name of staff member and chronologically thereunder.
135‑145 Press Office Memoranda, 1974‑77. (4.4 linear feet)
Memoranda
between Nessen and Press Office staff members, press
releases, and copies of mailings to the media.
Most memoranda concern administrative and personnel matters in the press
office. Material both to and from Nessen is included.
Nearly half of this series is filed under the name of Margita White, director of communications in the Press
Office, and consists primarily of copies of mailings she prepared for
distribution to publications and news agencies outside of the Washington area.
Arranged
alphabetically by name of Press Office staff member and chronologically thereunder.
146‑148 Memoranda Chronological File, 1975‑77. (1.2 linear feet)
Copies of
memoranda sent by Nessen to members of the White
House staff (including Press Office staff).
Much of the material is administrative and concerns daily operation of
the Press Office. Also included is substantive
material concerning how the Press Office should handle various issues with the
public and the press. Nessen's memoranda
to the President are also filed here.
This file includes no materials from the fall of 1974, although such
memoranda are available in the White House and Press Office Memoranda series.
Arranged
chronologically.
149‑156 Correspondence Chronological File, 1974‑77. (2.8 linear feet)
Carbon copies of
correspondence, some of it form letters, from Nessen to
the general public, media representatives, and personal friends. Letters were sent in response to comments and
questions from the public concerning press operations, press conferences, the
White House press corps, inquiries about jobs, and requests for
photographs. Also included are negative
responses to media requests for interviews with the President. Copies of much of this
material appears in the chronological file (boxes 48‑52) of the Nessen Files donated to the Library by President Ford. This series in the Nessen
Papers appears to be more complete and includes more personal and media
correspondence.
Arranged
chronologically by month and thereunder
alphabetically.
157‑159 Personal Correspondence Returned From
Central Files, 1974‑77. (1.2 linear feet)
Correspondence,
generally of a personal nature, between Nessen and
the public. The White House Central
Files staff segregated these letters from material sent for filing from the
Press Office, maintained the file as a courtesy to Nessen,
and returned it to him at the end of the administration. Included are incoming letters and carbon
copies of Nessen's responses concerning such topics
as: congratulations on his appointment as Press Secretary, suggestions on how
to stop smoking, holiday greetings, requests for photographs and autographs,
and personal letters to friends and members of the media. Copies of Nessen's
responses are also located in the Correspondence Chronological File.
Arranged
alphabetically and thereunder chronologically.
160‑162 Personal Invitations Returned From
Central Files, 1974-77. (1.2 linear
feet)
Invitations
to Nessen for social events in and outside of
Arranged by year
and subdivided into categories for District of Columbia and other
locations. Within these subdivisions the
materials are arranged chronologically.
163‑165 Nessen
Scheduling File, 1974‑77. (1.2 linear feet)
Nessen's schedule books,
daily schedules, schedule proposals, and desk calendars. The desk calendars, maintained by Nessen, are not complete when compared to the daily
schedules prepared by his secretaries.
Arranged
by document type and thereunder chronologically.
166‑168 Nessen
Telephone Logs, 1974‑77. (1.2 linear feet)
Telephone logs
prepared by Nessen's secretaries listing calls his
office received, what they concerned, and whether or not Nessen
spoke with the caller.
Arranged
chronologically.
169‑195 Press Releases, 1974‑77. (10.8 linear feet)
Press releases
issued by the Press Office including presidential
speeches and statements, schedules, media pool reports, executive orders,
proclamations, notices to the press, and press conference transcripts. A set of press releases also appears in the
records which the Ford Library received from the White House Press Release
Unit. The two sets do not match up
exactly - some unique items appear in each.
Included in the White House Press Release Unit records is a keyword
index to presidential speeches and statements issued as press releases.
Arranged
chronologically.
196‑290 Wire Stories, Clippings, and News
Summaries, 1974‑77.
(38 linear feet)
News stories from
the press wires, newspaper articles, and copies of the President's daily news
summaries showing media coverage of the Ford White House, the federal
government, issues, and politics.
Arranged
chronologically.
291‑293 Publications File, 1974‑77. (1.2 linear feet)
Newsletters,
magazines, pamphlets and books received by Nessen
from various organizations, individuals and publishers and some general
reference sources acquired by the Press Office for doing research. The publications are generally filed by topic
or by name of organization. A large
number of items were transferred to the Ford Library book collection - a list
of these is included in the last folder of the series.
Arranged
alphabetically.
294-298 Handwritten Notes on Meetings and Press
Briefings, 1974-77. (1.8 linear feet)
Nessen's handwritten
notes from Cabinet, senior staff, congressional leadership, and other meetings
he attended. Also notes which appear to
be for or from press briefings and reminders to himself. The notes are not complete minutes of
meetings, but do summarize the comments made by participants. President Ford attended many of these
meetings and sometimes his actions as well as his comments are recorded. Recurring themes of the meetings are the
President's energy program, the economy, the Middle East, U.S. withdrawal from
Vietnam, Vietnamese refugees, the New York City financial crisis, and the 1976
presidential campaign. Notes from
meetings of the communications group, a campaign-related group which met
frequently in September and October 1976, are very brief and not particularly
informative. Notes from each meeting and
those pertaining to a specific topic are in their own folders; miscellaneous
unidentified notes are grouped together.
Arranged
chronologically. Pages dated by month and
year only are filed before those with full dates.
298-300 Subject File Accretion, 1974-77. (1 linear foot)
Correspondence
with the media and the public, memoranda to and from White House staff,
transcripts of press briefings, and clippings relating primarily to difficult
situations encountered by the Press Secretary's Office. These situations include contentious press
briefings; criticism directed at the press office during the President's trip
to China in 1975; the televised coverage of the state dinner for Queen
Elizabeth and resignation of the television adviser; inadvertent comments made
by Nessen during the New Hampshire and West Virginia
primary campaigns; and media relations on issues such as the intelligence
investigations, the Solzhenitsyn visit, and former President Nixon's report on
his trip to China. The press office was
also involved in dealing with problems that arose between the Secret Service
and members of the White House press corps in matters relating to presidential
security and issuing credentials to members of the media.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject and thereunder
chronologically.
Container List
Abortion
Administration
Shake‑up ‑ General
Administration
Shake‑up ‑ Media Reaction (1)‑(2)
Administration
Vacancies (PPO Reports)
African Policy
Fact Sheet
Aging
Agriculture (1)‑(2)
Air Force One
Amnesty (1)‑(2)
Angola
Antitrust
Apollo‑Soyuz
Space Flight
Arab Boycott
Arends, Les ‑
Portrait Unveiling
Armstrong, Anne ‑
Appointment as Ambassador to Great Britain
Bicentennial ‑
General
Bicentennial ‑
Foreign Media Reaction
Bicentennial
Speeches (1)‑(4)
Brown, Gen.
George S. (Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff)
Budget FY1976 ‑
OMB Briefing
Budget FY1977 ‑
Briefings
Budget FY1977 ‑
General
Budget FY1977 ‑
Published Versions (1)
Budget FY1977 ‑
Published Versions (2)
Budget ‑
General
Budget ‑
Reductions (1)‑(2)
Business Council
(Press Release of President's Speech)
Busing (1)‑(4)
Cabinet
Cartoons
China
Civil Rights
Record of Gerald Ford, 1949‑1976
Classification
of Documents, Legal Authority for
Clean Air Act
COINTELPRO
Commission on
Executive, Legislative and Judicial Salaries
Common Situs Picketing
Conference on
Inflation (1974) ‑ Economists' Conference (1)‑(3)
Conference on
Inflation (1974) ‑ General
Conference on
Inflation (1974) ‑ Labor Conference (1)‑(3)
Conference on
Inflation (1974) ‑ Summary (1)‑(5)
Congress
Congressional
Meetings with President
Connally, John
Coors, Joseph
Correspondence ‑
Congratulatory Letters: A‑Z
Correspondence ‑
End of Administration Thank You Letters
Correspondence
with Members of the Press Corps (1)‑(3)
Crime
Cuba
Daily Summaries
of Press Office and Presidential Activities, 7/75‑6/76
Daily Summaries
of Press Office and Presidential Activities, 7/76‑1/77
Defense ‑
B‑1 Bomber
Defense ‑
Budget FY1977 (1)‑(2)
Defense ‑
General
Defense ‑ Rumsfeld News Conferences and Interviews
Defense ‑
Schlesinger Interviews
Discrimination
Domestic Policy ‑
Q and A Briefing Book
Drug Abuse
Eastern Europe
Economic
Address, 10/8/74
Economic and
Energy Proposals (1)‑(2)
Energy and
Economic Speech, 01/13/1975
Economic
Briefing Book
Economic ‑
CEA
Economic ‑
General
Economic ‑
International Financial Developments: Malkiel Memos
(1)‑(2)
Economic ‑
Joint Economic Committee Recommendations
Economic ‑
Meetings
Economic ‑
Press Releases (1)‑(2)
Economic Report
of the President ‑ 1976
Education
Emergency
Broadcast System (1)‑(5)
Energy ‑
Congressional Program
Energy ‑
FEA Weekly Summaries, (1)‑(3)
Energy ‑
General (1)‑(2)
Energy
Independence Authority
Energy Meeting
Energy ‑
Meeting With Northeastern Governors
Energy Message
Energy ‑
Message to Congress
Energy ‑
Natural Gas Deregulation Report (1)‑(3)
Energy ‑
Natural Gas Shortage
Energy ‑
Oil Decontrol
Energy ‑
Oil Import Fees
Energy ‑
OPEC Price Increase
Energy Policy
Analysis
Energy ‑
President's Program (1)‑(3)
Energy ‑
President's Statement re OPEC Price Increase
Energy ‑
Status Report
Energy ‑ Uranium
Enrichment
Face the Nation
Federal Bureau
of Investigation
Federal
Emergency Planning (1)‑(2)
First Line
Reports (WTOP))
Food Stamps
Ford, Betty ‑
General
Ford, Betty ‑
Hospitalization
Ford, Betty ‑
Schedules
Ford, Jack
Ford, Susan
Foreign
Assistance
Foreign Policy
Address (1)‑(2)
Foreign Policy
Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
"Fourth
Estate and Chief Executive" (1)‑(3)
Freedom of
Information Act
General Revenue
Sharing
Gifts to the
President
Government
Reform
Governors ‑
List of Staff Members
Grain Sales to
the Soviet Union
Hatch Act
Hot Line
Housing and
Urban Development
Humor
Impeachment ‑
Elizabeth Drew's Articles (1)‑(3)
Indochina ‑
Cambodia
Indochina ‑
Defense Department Statements
Indochina ‑
General
Indochina ‑
Laos
Indochina ‑
Paris Accords
Indochina ‑
Refugees: Report
Indochina ‑
Saigon Evacuation
Indochina ‑
South Vietnam
Indochina ‑
State Department Statements
Indochina ‑
Vietnam War Chronology
Interior ‑
Morton
International
Economic Issues Briefing Book (1)‑(3)
International
Food Aid
Israel
Issues and
Answers
Justice ‑
Levi
Kiplinger
Washington Letter
Korea ‑
Shooting of Two U.S. Soldiers
Labor ‑
Dunlop and Usery
La Guardia
Airport Bombing
Legislation ‑
Ford Vetoes
Legislation ‑
General
Local Press Kits
Mayaguez ‑ Media
Interviews
Mayaguez ‑
Chronologies
Mayaguez ‑ General
Mayaguez ‑ Press
Releases and Press Briefings
Mayaguez ‑
Telephone Calls and Telegram Tallies
Media ‑
General
The Media Report
(1)‑(2)
Medicaid ‑
Medicare
Meet the Press
MIA's
Michigan
Association of Broadcaster's Reception, 5/8/75
Miltich, Paul
Minority Groups
National Parks
NATO
Nessen ‑
Clippings: Appointment as Press Secretary
Nessen ‑
Clippings: Departure
Nessen ‑
Clippings: General (1)‑(5)
Nessen ‑
Clippings: Light, Incidental Mention of Nessen in
Stories
Nessen ‑
Personal
Nessen ‑ Reading
in Preparation for Press Secretary's Job
Nessen ‑ Speech
to National Press Club, 1/14/77
Nessen ‑ Speech
to Sigma Delta Chi
Networks (ABC
and NBC)
New York City ‑
Clippings and Articles
New York City ‑
Nessen Briefings
New York City ‑
President's Statement, November 1975
New York City ‑
President's Statements
News Calendar (1)‑(3)
News Summary
Nixon
Administration Holdovers
Nixon, Richard ‑
General (1)‑(2)
Nixon, Richard ‑
Pardon: Buchen Press Conference
Nixon, Richard ‑
Pardon: General
Nixon, Richard ‑
Pardon: Hungate Subcommittee Appearance (1)‑(2)
Nixon, Richard ‑
Pardon: Press Releases and Press Briefings
Nixon, Richard ‑
Pardon: Wire Service Stories
Nixon, Richard ‑
Trip to
Nominations ‑
Peter Flanigan
Nominations ‑
Andrew Gibson and Leonard Walentynowicz
Nuclear Policy
OMB ‑ Lynn
(Empty)
Olympics
Oval Office
Philippines
Photo Office
Poverty
President and
Congress
President and
the Press (1)‑(3)
President ‑
Assassination Attempts
President ‑
Automobile Accident
President ‑
Briefing Papers by Ron Nessen (1)‑(9)
President ‑
Campaign for Congress, 1948
President ‑
Clippings (1)‑(3)
President ‑
Confirmation Hearings as Vice President
President ‑
Contacts with the Media (1)‑(2)
President ‑
Early Life and Congressional Career
President ‑
Financial Statement
President ‑
Firecracker Incident, Ann Arbor, MI, 9/15/76
President ‑
General
President ‑
Health
President ‑
Issues Book (1)‑(5)
President ‑
Mail Reports: Correspondence Office Memos (1)‑(3)
President ‑
Mail Reports: Statistics (1)‑(4)
President ‑
Major Events
President ‑
Media Assessments of First Year in Office
President ‑
Papers
President ‑
Press Conferences: General
President ‑
Press Conferences: Transcripts (1)‑(5)
President ‑
Press Conferences: Transcripts (6)‑(9)
President ‑
Recommended Telephone Calls
President ‑
Report on First 100 Days
President ‑
Report on First Year in Office (1)‑(3)
President ‑
Report on Two Years in Office (1)‑(3)
President ‑
Schedule Proposals
President ‑
Spokesman Schedule (1)
President ‑
Spokesman Schedule (2)
President ‑
Travel
President ‑
Vail Trip
Press Briefing ‑
Briefing Book (1)‑(4)
Press ‑
General
Press Guests at
State Dinners ‑ Lists and Memos (1)‑(4)
Press Guests at
State Dinners ‑ Lists and Memos (5)‑(9)
Press Guests at
State Dinners ‑ Logs
Press Office ‑
Administrative Matters (1)‑(3)
Press Office ‑
Improvement Meeting, 6/28‑29/75 (1)‑(3)
Press Office ‑
Improvement Meeting
Press Office ‑
Improvement Session, 8/6‑7/76
:
Communications, Research, Advocates, News Summary
: General (1)‑(2)
: Press Advance
(1)‑(3)
Press Office ‑
Job Descriptions
Press Office ‑
Philosophy/Policy
Press Office ‑
Staff Meetings (1)‑(5)
Press Plans
(Empty)
Press Room
Privacy
Public Affairs
Officers List
Public
Television ‑ Role in Presidential Elections
Puerto Rico
Statehood
Questionable
Corporate Payments Abroad
Quotable Quotes
Refugees
Regulating
Agencies
Religion and
Religious Leaders
Relocation Site
(Empty)
Republican
Governors Association ‑ General
Republican
Governors Association ‑ Transcript of Proceedings
Republican
National Committee
Rockefeller,
Nelson ‑ Confirmation Hearings (1)‑(2)
Rockefeller,
Nelson ‑ General
Rockefeller,
Nelson ‑ Media Interviews
Rockefeller,
Nelson ‑ Media Reaction to his Nomination as VP
Schmalzried Case
Senior Staff
Meetings (1)‑(2)
Shield Laws
Sinai Accords
Small Business
Administration
Social Security
(Empty)
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
South Africa
Spain
Standards of
Conduct for the White House Staff
State Department
‑ General
State Department
‑ Kissinger Interviews (1)‑(2)
State Department
‑ Kissinger Press Conferences (1)‑(2)
State Department
‑ Kissinger Speeches and Statements (1)‑(3)
State Department
‑ Questions and Answers re: Kissinger's UN Speech
State of the
Union ‑ 1975: Fact Sheet
State of the
State of the
State of the
Union ‑ 1975: Public Reaction
State of the
Union ‑ 1976: Briefings
State of the
Union ‑ 1976: Democratic (Muskie) Reply
State of the
Union ‑ 1976: General
State of the
Union ‑ 1976: Media Plan
State of the
Union ‑ 1976: Public Reaction
State of the
State of the
Union ‑ 1976: Wire Stories
State Visits ‑
Shah of Iran
State Visits ‑
Emperor Hirohito (1)
State Visits ‑
Emperor Hirohito (2)‑(4)
State Visits ‑
Sadat (1)‑(4)
State Visits ‑
Rabin
State Visits ‑
Cosgrave
State Visits ‑
Giscard d'Estaing (1)‑(2)
State Visits ‑
Juan Carlos
State Visits ‑
Queen Elizabeth (1)
State Visits ‑
Queen Elizabeth (2)‑(3)
State Visits ‑
Schmidt (1)‑(2)
State Visits ‑
Fraser of Australia
State Visits ‑
Kekkonen of Finland
Steel Price
Increase
Strategic Arms
Limitations Talks (SALT)
Strategic
Stockpiles
Sunday Talk
Shows
Supreme Court
Swimming Pool
(White House)
Swine Flu
Tax Reduction
Act of 1975 ‑ Conference Committee Report (1)‑(2)
Tax Reduction
Act of 1975 ‑ General
Taxes ‑
General (1)
Taxes ‑
General (2)
Transition
Transportation
Treasury
Department/Simon (1)‑(2)
Trudeau Meeting
Turkey ‑
Arms Embargo
Unemployment (1)‑(2)
Unions ‑
Investigations of Maritime Unions Contributions to Gerald Ford's Congressional
Campaigns
United Nations ‑
Moynihan
Unreleased Nessen Briefings and Conversations with the Press
Unreleased
Remarks ‑ Administration Officials (1)‑(3)
Unreleased
Remarks ‑ General
Unreleased
Remarks ‑ President (1)
Unreleased
Remarks ‑ President (2)‑(4)
Urban
Development and Neighborhood Revitalization Committee
USSR
Veterans
Warren
Commission, President's Comments on
Watergate
Reorganization and Reform Act of 1975
White House
Staff ‑ Biographies
White House
Correspondents Association
White House ‑
General
White House
Privileges
White House
Staff
White House
Staff ‑ Organization
Women's Rights
Written Answers
to Questions from Publications
Advocates ‑
Briefing Book (1)‑(3)
Advocates ‑
General
American
Political Report
Announcement of
Candidacy
Callaway, Howard
H.
Campaign
Brochures (GRF)
Campaign
Commercials
Campaign ‑
General
Campaign Trips
(1)‑(4)
Carter ‑
Clippings (1)‑(2)
Carter ‑
Clippings (3)‑(7)
Carter ‑
Issues
Carter ‑
Record as Governor (1)‑(2)
Carter ‑
RNC News Summaries
Carter ‑
RNC Quotebook
Carter ‑
Schedules
Carter ‑
Speeches (1)‑(7)
Carter ‑
Talk Show Transcripts
Carter ‑
Telegrams to GRF and Responses
Cartoons
Congressional
Campaigns, 1974
Congressional
Campaigns, 1976 (Empty)
Convention ‑
Kansas City: General
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Media Interview Requests
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Media Pool Reports
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Press Briefings
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Press Releases
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Schedules
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Social Invitations
Convention ‑
Kansas City: Television Program Logs
Debate #1 ‑
General
Debate #1 ‑
Reaction of Leaders of Special Interest Groups
Debate #2 (1)‑(2)
Debate #3
Debates ‑
General
Democratic
Convention ‑ Television Coverage
Dole, Robert
Election Laws
Elections, 1974
Elections, Nov.
1975
Endorsements
Equal Time
Ethnic Purity
Evans‑Novak
Political Report (1)‑(2)
Federal Election
Commission
Figures and
Statistics
Ford ‑
Clippings
Fundraising
Media
Mondale, Walter
F. ‑ General
Mondale, Walter
F. ‑ RNC Quotebooks (1)‑(2)
Mondale, Walter
F. ‑ Schedules
Mondale, Walter
F. ‑ Speeches (1)
Mondale, Walter
F. ‑ Speeches (2)‑(3)
Morton,
Newspaper
Endorsements ‑ General Election (1)‑(2)
Newspaper
Endorsements ‑ Primary Campaign
Platforms,
Comparison of Republican and Democratic
The Political
Animal
Polls
Post ‑
Election
President Ford
Committee ‑ General (1)‑(2)
President Ford
Committee ‑ Media Interview Requests (1)‑(3)
President Ford
Committee ‑ Organization
President Ford
Committee ‑ Steering Committee
President Ford
'76 Factbook (1)
President Ford
'76 Factbook (2)‑(3)
Primaries ‑
Alabama
Primaries ‑
Arizona
Primaries ‑
Primaries ‑
Florida
Primaries ‑
General
Primaries ‑
Georgia
Primaries ‑
Primaries ‑
Indiana
Primaries ‑
Iowa
Primaries ‑
Massachusetts
Primaries ‑
Michigan
Primaries ‑
New Hampshire ‑ Clippings
Primaries ‑
New Hampshire ‑ General
Primaries ‑
New Hampshire ‑ Press Releases
Primaries ‑
North Carolina
Primaries ‑
Tennessee
Primaries ‑
Texas ‑ Briefing Book
Primaries ‑
Texas ‑ Clippings
Primaries ‑
Texas ‑ General
Primaries ‑
Primaries ‑
Wisconsin
Q & A ‑
General
Q & A ‑
Reception with the American Society of Newspaper Editors, 4/13/76
Reagan ‑
Announcement of Candidacy, 11/20/75
Reagan ‑
Clippings ‑ Press Service Wires (1)‑(2)
Reagan ‑
Financial Disclosure
Reagan ‑
General
Reagan ‑
Issues ‑ Busing
Reagan ‑
Foreign Affairs
Reagan ‑
$90 Billion Budget Resolution
Reagan ‑
Social Security
Reagan ‑
Welfare
Reagan ‑
Women
Reagan ‑
Nationwide TV Address, 3/31/76
Reagan ‑
Newspaper Columns
Reagan ‑
Political Reports
Reagan ‑ Schweiker Selection as Running Mate
Reagan ‑
Unauthorized Delegate Committees
Republican
National Committee
Republican
National Committee ‑ Platform
Special
Interests (and Jimmy Carter)
Talk Show
Transcripts ‑ Democrats (1)‑(3)
Talk Show
Transcripts ‑ McCarthy
Talk Show
Transcripts ‑ Maddox
Talk Show
Transcripts ‑ Republicans (1)‑(4)
Vice
Presidential Nominee, Selection of
Vice President
Rockefeller
11/14/74 ‑
Sigma Delta Chi
1/4/75 ‑
Briefing Book
2/75 ‑
Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
2/11/75 ‑
Press Conference
2/26/75 ‑
Florida Press Conference
3/75 ‑
Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
3/6/75 ‑
Press Conference
3/17/75 ‑
Press Conference
4/75 ‑
Briefing Book
4/3/75 ‑
Press Conference
4/16/75 ‑
American Society of Newspaper Editors
5/6/75 ‑
Press Conference
5/14/75 ‑
Briefing Book
5/23/75 ‑
BBC Interview (1)
5/23/75 ‑
BBC Interview (2)
6/9/75 ‑
Press Conference
6/25/75 ‑
Press Conference
7/12/75 ‑
Press Conference
7/31/75 ‑
Press Conference
8/7/75 ‑
Briefing Book
8/29/75 ‑
Briefing Book
9/18/75 ‑
Oklahoma and California
9/30/75 ‑
Nebraska
10/6/75 ‑
Cox Newspapers
10/7/75 ‑
Appalachian Regional White House
10/10/75 ‑
Press Conference
10/17/75 ‑
Cox Newspapers
10/29/75 ‑
Metromedia Anchormen
11/3/75 ‑
Press Conference
11/6/75 ‑
New England
11/9/75 ‑
"Meet the Press"
11/26/75 ‑
Press Conference
12/31/75 ‑
Calendar Year End Interviews
1/5/1976 ‑
Regional Newspaper Editors, St. Louis, MO
1/12/1976 ‑
Time Editors
2/3/76 ‑
Walter Cronkite Interview
2/5/76 ‑
Christian Science Monitor Interview
2/10/76 ‑ Sperling Breakfast
2/10/76 ‑
WBZ‑TV (Boston)
2/13‑14/76
‑ Florida Trip
2/16/76 ‑
Press Conference
2/18/76 ‑
Florida Newspapers
2/19‑20/76
‑ New Hampshire
2/21/76 ‑
"Boston Globe" Interview
2/24/76 ‑
Hearst Newspaper Interview
2/26/76 ‑
WTVJ‑TV Interview
2/28‑29/76
‑ Florida
3/3/76 ‑
Florida Editors
3/11/76 ‑
Illinois
3/13/76 ‑
North Carolina
3/26‑27/76
‑ California
3/30/76 ‑
Agricultural Editors
4/2‑3/76 ‑
Wisconsin
4/3/76 ‑
Alabama
4/9‑10/76 ‑
4/22‑23/76
‑ Indiana
4/23/76 ‑
Georgia
4/27‑30/76
‑
5/7‑8/76 ‑
Nebraska
5/12/76 ‑
Michigan (1)
5/12/76 ‑
Michigan (2)
5/14/76 ‑
Tennessee and Kentucky
5/20/76 ‑
Kentucky Media
5/21/76 ‑
Tennessee Media
5/21/76 ‑
Upcoming Trips
5/26/76 ‑
Ohio
5/28/76 ‑
Rhode Island Media
5/28/76 ‑ Newhouse Newspapers
6/11/76 ‑
National Education Association
6/18/76 ‑
Iowa
6/19/76 ‑
KMPC Radio Interview
7/16‑17/76
‑ Connecticut
7/20/76 ‑
Waterloo Courier
7/22/76 ‑
Readers Digest
7/30/76 ‑
Mississippi
8/10/76 ‑
Time
9/6/76 ‑
Harry Reasoner Interview
9/28/76 ‑
Newsweek
10/12‑13/76
‑
10/14/76 ‑
Press Conference (?)
10/20/76 ‑
Press Conference
10/21/74 ‑
Saul Pett, Associated Press
10/26/74 ‑
Harry Reasoner, ABC News
11/8/74 ‑
Washington Journalists
11/11/74 ‑
"U.S. News and World Report"
11/27/74 ‑
"Newsweek"
12/17/74 ‑
Joseph Alsop
12/18/74 ‑
Network Executives
12/26/74 ‑
Helen Thomas, United Press International
1/8/75 ‑
Washington Post
1/10/75 ‑
"Time"
1/16/75 ‑
"New York Times"
1/23/75 ‑
John Chancellor and Tom Brokaw, NBC News
1/29/75 ‑
Walter Cronkite, CBS News
2/6/75 ‑
"Chicago Tribune"
2/7/75 ‑
"Family Circle" Magazine
2/7/75 ‑
"U.S. News and World Report"
2/14/75 ‑
"Washington Star"
3/10‑15/75
‑ John Hersey, "New York Times"
3/11/75 ‑
"Fortune" Magazine
3/21/75 ‑
"Los Angeles Times"
3/24/75 ‑
Hearst Newspapers
4/21/75 ‑
Walter Cronkite, CBS News
5/9/75 ‑
"Forbes"
5/16/75 ‑
Hugh Sidey, "Time"
5/19/75 ‑
"New York Daily News"
5/23/75 ‑
Foreign Correspondents
5/27/75 ‑
Roland Evans and Robert Novak
6/9/75 ‑
"L'Expresse"
6/13/75 ‑
"Dallas Times Herald"
6/18/75 ‑
"Des Moines Register"
6/23/75 ‑
Roy Rowan
6/30/75 ‑
Marquis Childs, Carl Rowan, and David Broder
7/7/75 ‑
Joseph Kraft
7/15/75 ‑
Hedley Donovan, "Time"
7/15/75 ‑
Jack Anderson
7/21/75 ‑
Godfrey Sperling, George Will and Bill Anderson
7/22/75 ‑
"U.S. News and World Report"
7/23/75 ‑
"New York Times"
7/24/75 ‑
"Newsweek"
8/7/75 ‑
Paul Duke and Martin Agronsky, Public Broadcasting
System
8/8/75 ‑
Wire Services
8/21/75 ‑
"Grand Rapids Press"
8/25/75 ‑ Irv Kupcinet, Irv
Kupcinet Show
8/25/75 ‑
Milwaukee Anchormen
8/25/75 ‑
"Milwaukee Journal" and "Milwaukee Sentinel"
8/27/75 ‑
"Cleveland Plain Dealer"
8/30/75 ‑
WJAR‑TV, Providence, RI
9/5/75 ‑
KNXT‑TV, Sacramento, CA
9/11/75 ‑
Carroll Kilpatrick
9/11/75 ‑
WSCV, Peterborough, NH
9/12/75 ‑
St. Louis Journalists
9/15/75 ‑
"Chicago Sun Times"
9/20/75 ‑
KNBC‑TV, Los Angeles, CA
9/20/75 ‑
"Los Angeles Times"
9/22/75 ‑
Westinghouse Broadcasting Company
9/29/75 ‑
Peter Agris, "Hellenic Chronicle"
10/1/75 ‑
Omaha Journalists
10/2/75 ‑
"Chicago Daily News"
10/7/75 ‑
Knoxville Journalists
10/14/75 ‑
Briefing by the President on the Tax Cut Bill
10/17/75 ‑
Cox Newspapers
10/30/75 ‑
Metromedia Television Anchormen
11/2/75 ‑
Florida Media
11/5/75 ‑
Egyptian Editors
11/9/75 ‑
"Meet the Press"
11/13/75 ‑
Scripps‑Howard Newspapers
11/20/75 ‑
Lowell Thomas
11/25/75 ‑
WMUR‑TV, Manchester, NH
12/12/75 ‑
"Time"
12/30/75 ‑
"Washington Post"
12/31/75 ‑
Conversation with the President by Selected Newsman
1/3/76 ‑
John Chancellor and Tom Brokaw, NBC News
1/12/76 ‑
"Time"
1/22/76 ‑
New Hampshire Editors
2/3/76 ‑
Walter Cronkite, CBS News
2/5/76 ‑
"Christian Science Monitor"
2/10/76 ‑
Godfrey Sperling Breakfast Group
2/11/76 ‑
WBZ‑Radio, Boston, MA
2/12/76 ‑
New Hampshire Radio Network
2/18/76 ‑ Florida
Newspapers
2/19/76 ‑
New Hampshire Television Network
2/20/76 ‑
WCVB‑TV, Dover, NH
2/21/76 ‑
"Boston Globe"
2/24/76 ‑
Hearst Newspapers Publishers and Editors
2/25/76 ‑
Inland Daily Press Association
2/26/76 ‑
WTVJ, Miami, FL
3/1/76 ‑
WCKT‑TV, Miami, FL
3/3/76 ‑
Florida Newspapers
3/4/76 ‑
WJXT‑TV, Jacksonville, FL
3/6/76 ‑
WRTL Radio, Rantoul, IL
3/7/76 ‑
Florida Radio Stations
3/10/76 ‑
Chicago Television Anchorman
3/10/76 ‑
"Chicago Tribune"
3/12/76 ‑
Field Newspapers Editorial Board
3/17/76 ‑
WSOC‑TV, Charlotte, NC
3/18/76 ‑
North Carolina Newspapers
3/19/76 ‑
North Carolina Television Stations
3/27/76 ‑
KABC‑TV, Beverly Hills, CA
4/7/76 ‑
"Nashville Banner" and Gannett Newspapers
4/8/76 ‑
"Indianapolis Star"
4/10/76 ‑
KDFW‑TV, Dallas, TX
4/12/76 ‑
"Wall Street Journal"
4/15/76 ‑
WFAA‑TV, Dallas, TX
4/16/76 ‑ Trude Feldman
4/19/76 ‑ Harte‑Hanks Texas Newspapers
4/20/76 ‑
Corinthian Television Stations
4/21/76 ‑
Texas Correspondents
4/22/76 ‑
Texas Radio
4/22/76 ‑
WRTV‑TV, Indianapolis, IN
4/22/76 ‑
WTHR‑TV, Indianapolis, IN
4/26/76 ‑
KMOL‑TV, San Antonio, TX
4/27/76 ‑
Newspaper Farm Editors Association
4/30/76 ‑
Lubbock, TX Media
5/1/76 ‑
Alabama Television Anchormen
5/2/76 ‑
Mignon Smith
5/2/76 ‑
WPTA‑TV, Fort Wayne, IN
5/8/76 ‑
"Kansas City Star" and "Kansas City Times"
5/8/76 ‑
"Omaha World Herald" Editors
5/12/76 ‑
"Detroit Free Press"
5/12/76 ‑
"Detroit News"
5/12/76 ‑
WXYZ‑TV, Southfield, MI, Michigan
5/13/76 ‑
WNC‑TV, Memphis, TN
5/13/76 ‑
WEWS‑TV, Cleveland, OH
5/13/76 ‑
WCPO‑TV, Cincinnati, OH
5/15/76 ‑
WKZO‑TV, Kalamazoo, MI
5/15/76 ‑ Panax Newspapers
5/15/76 ‑
WJBK‑TV, Detroit, MI
5/15/76 ‑
WJIM‑TV, Lansing, MI
5/15/76 ‑
WILX‑TV, Lansing, MI
5/15/76 ‑ Michigan
Newspaper Publishers, Executives and Editors
5/15/76 ‑
WWJ‑TV, Detroit, MI
5/16/76 ‑
Michigan Radio Stations
5/16/76 ‑
WEYI‑TV, Saginaw, MI
5/18/76 ‑
KATV‑TV, Little Rock, AR
5/18/76 ‑
KARK‑TV, Little Rock, AR
5/18/76 ‑
KTHV‑TV, Little Rock, AR
5/20/76 ‑
Kentucky Media
5/21/76 ‑
Tennessee Media
5/22/76 ‑
Oregon State Editorial Board
5/22/76 ‑
"Portland Journal"
5/22/76 ‑
"Portland Oregonian"
5/22/76 ‑
Oregon Radio Stations
5/22/76 ‑
KPTV‑TV, Portland, OR
5/22/76 ‑
KATU‑TV, Portland, OR
5/22/76 ‑
KOIN‑TV, Portland, OR
5/22/76 ‑
KGW‑TV, Portland, OR
5/24/76 ‑
KOCE‑TV, Anaheim, CA
5/24/76 ‑
KFMB‑TV, San Diego, CA
5/24/76 ‑
KGTV‑TV, San Diego, CA
5/24/76 ‑
KCST‑TV, San Diego, CA
5/25/76 ‑
KNBC‑TV, Los Angeles, CA
5/28/76 ‑ Newhouse Newspapers
5/28/76 ‑ Rhode
Island Media
6/1/76 ‑
WKRC‑TV, Cincinnati, OH
6/1/76 ‑
WJW‑TV, Cleveland, OH
6/1/76 ‑
WHIO‑TV, Dayton, OH
6/1/76 ‑
Washington Bureau Chiefs and Correspondents from California
6/2/76 ‑
New Jersey Media
6/3/76 ‑
Ohio Newspaper Executives
6/3/76 ‑
Associated Press
6/4/76 ‑
Editors of the "Los Angeles Times"
6/4/76 ‑
Ohio Radio Representatives
6/4/76 ‑
KFMB‑TV, San Diego, CA
6/6/76 ‑
"Face the Nation"
6/7/76 ‑
WLWT‑TV, Cincinnati, OH
6/7/76 ‑
WCPO‑TV, Cincinnati, OH
6/11/76 ‑
National Education Association
6/18/76 ‑
KMPC‑Radio, Los Angeles, CA
6/18/76 ‑
Hugh Sidey, "Time"
6/22/76 ‑
U.S. Jaycees ‑ "Future" Magazine
7/9/76 ‑
Salt Lake City "Deseret News"
7/20/76 ‑
"Waterloo Courier"
7/22/76 ‑
"Reader's Digest"
7/30/76 ‑
"Time" and "Newsweek"
8/7/76 ‑
United Press International and Associated Press
8/12/76 ‑
"U.S. News and World Report"
8/13/76 ‑
"Washington Post"
8/14/76 ‑
"Chicago Tribune"
9/6/76 ‑
Harry Reasoner, ABC News
9/11/76 ‑
"TV Guide"
9/14/76 ‑
Today Show
9/16/76 ‑
National Religious Broadcasters
9/16/76 ‑
"Parade" Magazine
9/29/76 ‑
"Newsweek"
10/7/76 ‑
KCOP‑TV, Los Angeles, CA
10/12/76 ‑
Media Executives
10/13/76 ‑
Barbara Walters, ABC News
10/14/76 ‑
Jewish Press Corps
10/14/76 ‑
Ethnic Editors
10/20/76 ‑
Panax Newspapers
10/24/76 ‑
"Time"
12/1/76 ‑
KTAL‑TV, Los Angeles, CA
12/6/76 ‑
Barbara Walters, ABC News
12/8/76 ‑
Dick Growald, United Press International
12/17/76 ‑
"Time"
12/28/76 ‑
"U.S. News and World Report"
1/2/77 ‑
John Osborne, "New Republic"
1/7/77 ‑
"Washington Post"
1/11/77 ‑
"New York Times"
1/17/77 ‑
Saul Pett, Associated Press
1/18/77 ‑
Godfrey Sperling, "Christian Science
Monitor"
8/30/74 ‑
Columbus, OH
9/6/74 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
10/9/74 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
10/10/74 ‑
Detroit, MI
10/16‑16/74
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10/15‑16/74
‑
10/21‑22/74
‑
10/24/74 ‑
Iowa and Illinois
10/31/74‑11/2/74
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10/31/74‑11/2/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/17‑24/74
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11/30/74 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
12/10/74 ‑
New York, NY
12/14‑16/74
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12/22/74‑1/2/75
‑ Vail, CO (1)
12/22/74‑1/2/75
‑ Vail, CO (2)‑(3)
2/3‑4/75 ‑
2/10‑11/1975
‑
2/13/75 ‑
New York, NY
2/25‑26/75
‑
3/29/75‑4/7/75
‑
4/3/75 ‑
San Diego, CA
4/4/75 ‑
San Francisco, CA
4/5/75 ‑
Travis AFB
4/7/75 ‑
Las Vegas, NV
4/18‑19/75
‑ New Hampshire and Massachusetts (1)
4/18‑19/75
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4/25/75 ‑
New Haven, CT
5/18/75 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
5/20/75 ‑
Charlotte, NC
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: Austria ‑ General
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: Austria ‑ Press Kit (1)
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: Austria ‑ Press Kit (2)
5/28/75‑6/3/75
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5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: Falling Incident ‑ Salzburg
5/28/75‑6/3/75
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5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: Italy
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: News Summaries
5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑ Europe: Pictures Released to the Press in Europe Prior to the Visit
5/28/75‑6/3/75
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5/28/75‑6/3/75
‑
5/28/75‑6/3/75
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6/4/75 ‑
West Point, NY
6/14/75 ‑
Ft. Benning, GA
7/11‑13/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
‑ Europe: Finland ‑ Conference on Security and Cooperation in
Europe (5)
7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
‑ Europe: General
7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
‑ Europe: Media Reaction
7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
‑ Europe: Schedules
7/26/75‑8/4/75
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7/26/75‑8/4/75
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8/18‑19/75
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8/24‑25/75
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8/30/75 ‑
Maine and Rhode Island
9/4‑5/75 ‑
9/12/13/75 ‑
9/19‑22/75
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9/19‑22/75
‑ Oklahoma and California (5)
9/30/75‑10/1/75
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10/7/75 ‑
Knoxville, TN
10/14/75 ‑
Hartford, CT
10/29‑30/75
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11/2/75 ‑
Jacksonville, FL
11/7/75 ‑
Springfield and Boston, MA
11/11/75 ‑
Charleston, WV
11/14‑17/75
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11/14‑17/75
‑ France: General
11/14‑17/75
‑ France: Kissinger Speech, 11/11/75
11/14‑17/75
‑ France: Media Briefing Book
11/14‑17/75
‑ France: Pool Reports and Lists
11/14‑17/75
‑ France: Press Releases
11/14‑17/75
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11/14‑17/75
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11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: Alaska
11/29/75‑12/8/75
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11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: China ‑ Newspapers
11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: China ‑ Pool Reports and Press Releases
11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: China ‑ Post Cards
11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: China ‑ Press Advance Cables
11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: China ‑ Press Lists
11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: China ‑ Publications
11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: General
11/29/75‑12/8/75
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11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: Indonesia
11/29/75‑12/8/75
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11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: Media Reaction
11/29/75‑12/8/75
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11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: News Summaries
11/29/75‑12/2/75
‑ Far East: Philippines
11/29/75‑12/8/75
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11/29/75‑12/8/75
‑ Far East: Wire Stories
12/23‑30/75
‑ Vail, CO
2/7‑8/76 ‑
2/13‑14/76
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2/13‑14/76
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2/19‑20/76
‑ New Hampshire
2/28‑29/76
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3/5‑6/76 ‑
3/11‑13/76
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3/26‑27/76
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4/2‑3/76 ‑
4/9‑10/76 ‑
4/22‑23/76
‑ Indiana and Georgia
4/27‑30/76
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4/27‑30/76
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5/2‑3/76 ‑
5/12/76 ‑
Detroit, MI
5/14‑16/76
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5/22‑26/76
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5/22‑26/76
‑ Oregon, California, Nevada, Ohio (8)
6/6‑7/76 ‑
6/11/76 ‑
Springfield, MO
6/15/76 ‑
Norfolk, VA
6/18/76 ‑
Des Moines, IA (Cancelled)
6/22/76 ‑
Indianapolis, IN
6/26‑28/76
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6/26‑28/76
‑ Puerto Rico: Media Reaction
6/26‑28/76
‑ Puerto Rico: Pool Reports
6/26‑28/76
‑ Puerto Rico: Press Advance
6/26‑28/76
‑ Puerto Rico: Puerto Rican Domestic Issues
6/26‑28/76
‑ Puerto Rico: Schedules and Diagrams
7/4/76 ‑
Pennsylvania and New York
7/5/76 ‑
Charlottesville, VA
7/10/76 ‑
New York and Rhode Island
7/13/76 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
7/16/76 ‑
Baltimore, MD
7/17/76 ‑
Hartford, CT
7/30/76 ‑
Jackson, MS
8/8/76 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
8/20‑29/76
‑ Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota
9/15/76 ‑
Ann Arbor, MI
9/23/76 ‑
Philadelphia, PA
9/25‑27/76
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10/4‑9/76 ‑
10/12‑13/76
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10/15‑16/76
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10/21/76 ‑
New York, NY
10/22/76‑11/1/76
‑ Last Campaign Swing: Background (1)‑(2)
10/22/76‑11/1/76
‑ Last Campaign Swing: Pool/Reports and Lists
11/22/76‑11/1/76
‑ Last Campaign Swing: Press Lists and Diagrams
10/22/76‑11/1/76
‑ Last Campaign Swing: Press Releases (1)‑(5)
10/22/76‑11/1/76
‑ Last Campaign Swing: Schedules (1)‑(4)
12/19/76‑1/2/77
‑ Ann Arbor, MI and Vail, CO
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Box 86 Press Briefing Transcripts
9/12/74‑11/14/74
11/15/74‑12/31/74
1/1/75‑2/28/75
3/1/75‑4/30/75
5/1/75‑6/30/75
7/1/75‑8/31/75
9/1/75‑10/31/75
11/1/75‑1/12/76
1/13/76‑3/9/76
3/10/76‑5/19/76
5/20/76‑7/26/76
7/27/76‑9/21/76
9/22/76‑1/20/77
8/11/74‑9/30/74
10/1/74‑11/26/74
11/27/74‑1/7/75
1/8/75‑2/19/75
2/20/75‑3/24/75
3/25/75‑5/8/75
5/9/75‑6/24/75
6/25/75‑7/31/75
8/1/75‑9/30/75
10/1/75‑11/23/75
11/24/75‑1/22/76
1/12/76‑2/29/76
3/1‑31/76
4/1/76‑5/18/76
5/19/76‑6/30/76
7/1/76‑9/2/76
9/3/76‑10/31/76
11/1/76‑1/20/77
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Pennsylvania
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Elliot
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Nelson
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Rubber Strike
S.1 (criminal
code revision)
Sampson, Arthur
Saxbe, William
Schlesinger,
James
School Lunch
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of
Scowcroft, Brent
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Stiles, Jack
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Walters, Vernon
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