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				Links to Related Web Sites The Ford Library and Museum does not have official ties to most of these links and is not responsible for their content or for any problems you may have in connecting to them. Gerald R. Ford's Presidency Public Papers of the President (all public statements and speeches) Visits Abroad of President Gerald R. Ford Transcripts of Henry Kissinger Telephone Conversations (on the page click on Kissinger Transcripts and use the Search box at the bottom) The Presidential Timeline (includes GRF timeline and Ford Library exhibit on the closing weeks of the Vietnam War) Disposition of Executive Orders Signed by President Gerald R. Ford 1976 Campaign Debates (Public Broadcasting System site) 1976 Campaign Debates (with Transcripts and Video) Presidential Reflections on U.S. Intelligence - Gerald R. Ford Report of the Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States (Rockefeller Commission), June 1975 Representative Morris Udall's Response to Gerald Ford's State of the Union Address, January 23, 1975 Excerpts from James Cannon's essay on Gerald Ford for the book Character Above All History of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project Fall of Saigon (site created by former Embassy Marines) Seized at Sea: Situation Critical (Mayaguez incident) Nixon Pardon Classroom Exercise Gerald R. Ford's Life Before and After the White House Gerald Ford and the Political Reform Movement in Grand Rapids Lieutenant Commander Gerald Ford, USNR (Navy service in World War II) Gerald R. Ford Institute for Public Service (Albion College, Albion, MI) Gerald R. Ford in Alexandria, VA President Ford's Cabinet Members and Staff Kissinger, Henry A. - Foreign Travels (Secretary of State) Morton, Rogers - Biography and Finding Aid (Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of Commerce, campaign committee chairman) Richardson, Elliot - Biography (Ambassador to Great Britain, Secretary of Commerce) Rockefeller, Nelson A. - Description of his Vice Presidential Papers (Vice President) Rumsfeld, Donald H. - Biography (Secretary of Defense) Schlesinger, James R. - Biography (Secretary of Defense) Simon, William E. - Biography and Finding Aid (Secretary of the Treasury) Usery, W.J. - Biography and Finding Aid (Secretary of Labor) Betty Ford The Betty Ford Center Betty Ford Alpine Gardens First Ladies of the United States (from the White House web site) National First Ladies' Library Page on Betty Ford (Guide to articles, books, and manuscript collections) Seven Women Who Made a Difference (Greater Grand Rapids Women's History Council - one is Betty Ford) Gerald R. Ford Library and Museum Partners National Archives and Records Administration (our parent agency) Office of Presidential Libraries (our central office in NARA) Gerald R. Ford Foundation (provides extensive support to the Library and Museum) University of Michigan (President Ford's alma mater and the site of the Library) Gerald R. Ford School of Government (University of Michigan school for studying public policy and public administration) Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies (Grand Valley State University center that often partners with the Museum) Web Sites Relating to the Presidency White House Home Page White House Historical Association The American President: Presidential History Resources Grolier Online's The American Presidency The Presidents (Public Broadcasting System) Center for the Study of the Presidency Presidential Inaugurations (Library of Congress) Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents Codification of Presidential Proclamations and Executive Orders Presidential Remarks on Social Security Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace National Archives and Records Administration Exhibit: Nixon and Watergate Foreign Affairs/National Security Web Sites Department of State. Office of the Historian (includes Foreign Relations of the United States and other publications of the Office) Department of State. Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room CIA Electronic Document Release Center CIA Briefings of Presidential Candidates, 1952-1992 Congressional Web Sites Congressional Collections at Archival Repositories Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774 - Present Everett McKinley Dirksen Congressional Leadership Research Center Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center

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