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May 28, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Sierra Leone President Siaka P. Stevens, Foreign Minister Minah
May 28, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Sierra Leone President Siaka P. Stevens, Foreign Minister Minah 5/28/1976
Foreign Policy Address by President Gerald Ford to a Joint Session of Congress
Foreign Policy Address by President Gerald Ford to a Joint Session of Congress 4/10/1975
Letter from Gerald Ford to President Richard Nixon
Letter from Gerald Ford to President Richard Nixon 10/11/1973
April 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Atherton, U.S. Ambassadors Keating (Israel), Eilts (Egypt), Pickering (Jordan), Murphy (Syria)
April 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Atherton, U.S. Ambassadors Keating (Israel), Eilts (Egypt), Pickering (Jordan), Murphy (Syria) 4/14/1975
Ballet scene at the Great Hall of the People attended by President and Mrs. Nixon during their trip to Peking, China
Ballet scene at the Great Hall of the People attended by President and Mrs. Nixon during their trip to Peking, China 2/22/1972
Crowds at a Sports Performance
Crowds at a Sports Performance 2/23/1972
Letter from President Eisenhower to E. E. "Swede" Hazlett
Letter from President Eisenhower to E. E. "Swede" Hazlett 10/23/1954
Conversation Between President Ford and Chairman Ignatiy Novikov
Conversation Between President Ford and Chairman Ignatiy Novikov 6/18/1975
Giant Panda at the National Zoo in Washington, DC
Giant Panda at the National Zoo in Washington, DC 4/20/1972
June 20, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting
June 20, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting 6/20/1974
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