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Shana Gordon held various positions at the National Institute of Education before coming to the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW). At HEW she was Assistant Commissioner for Public Affairs, U.S. Office of Education (OE), from December 1975 to August 1976, when President Ford appointed her Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs.Gordon's role at the Office of Education was to…
Assistant Commissioner for Public Affairs, U.S. Office of Education; Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Materials relating to the formulation and implementation of the public information program of the Office of Education, and the total public relations effort of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by Keyword Filter by Series All Series Subject File, 1975-77. Filter Folders by …
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William Greener had a long career in public affairs positions with the United States Air Force until 1970. After that he handled media relations for civilian agencies, including the Internal Revenue Service, Department of the Treasury, Cost of Living Council, Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Office of Management and Budget.In April 1975, Greener joined the White House staff…
Deputy Press Secretary to the President; Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs); President Ford Committee Director of Communications Materials on White House and Department of Defense relations with the news media, and on President Ford’s campaign committee for the 1976 presidential election. Included is information on press briefings, liaison with the media during presidential trips, the organization and operation of the White House and DOD press offices, and the campaign advocates program in the …
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President John F. Kennedy appointed Robert Hampton to the U.S. Civil Service Commission (CSC) in 1961. In 1969, Hampton accepted President Richard M. Nixon's appointment as CSC Chairman, a post he held until he left the Commission in 1977.The CSC was the federal agency with a primary responsibility for the human resources of government. The Commission handled federal personnel…
Commissioner and Chairman, U.S. Civil Service Commission; Member and Chairman, Federal Labor Relations Council Materials concerning civil service, federal government labor-management relations, equal employment opportunity, the Civil Service Commission, the Federal Labor Relations Council, and the National Academy of Public Administration. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by Keyword Filter by Series All Series Appointment Calendars, 1961-76. Federal Labor Relations Council …
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The Presidential Messages Office (PMO) provided the President with written messages of commendation to the public, expressing his greetings and good will (see Appendix A). Director Eliska Hasek authored statements and messages in the styles of Presidents Johnson and Nixon in her prior White House experience. She joined the Ford administration in August, 1974. The Hasek collection…
Director of Presidential Messages, Office of Presidential Messages Routine and incomplete material related to White House production of presidential messages of a congratulatory nature and some campaign-related messages to groups and individuals. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by Keyword Filter by Series All Series Eliska Hasek Messages, 1976-77. Michael S. Johnson Files, 1976. Presidential Messages, 1974-76. Presidential Statements and Wires, 1976. Subject File, (1971) …
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Judith Richards Hope, a graduate of Wellesley College and Harvard Law School, was associated with law firms in Washington, DC and California. She also spent one year as deputy director of the California Rural Development Corporation before joining the Domestic Council.Hope was appointed to the Domestic Council Staff on a part-time basis as a consultant in October 1975. In her first few…
Associate Director for Transportation, Domestic Council Prominent topics include domestic and international aviation, Department of Transportation budgets, highways, motor vehicle safety and energy efficiency, railroads, trucking, mass transit, domestic waterways and transportation industries regulatory reform. There is a small file on federal paperwork reduction. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by Keyword Filter by Series All Series Airline Subject File, 1974-77. Aviation …
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In 1969, Tod Hullin began working at the White House as a staff assistant to the President. When the Domestic Council was organized, he joined it as Executive Assistant to the Director. He was appointed Associate Director for Housing and Community Affairs in May 1974 and remained in this position until his departure in January 1976.Within his area of responsibility, Hullin received…
Associate Director for Housing and Community Affairs, Domestic Council Hullin's chronological file of outgoing letters, memoranda and other documents primarily concerning his work on housing, urban affairs, disaster relief, growth policy, and sports (especially the Olympic Games). Also included are two briefing books. The bulk of his files were dispersed to other Domestic Council staff members upon his departure from the White House. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by …
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Bobbie Kilberg came to the Ford White House with a background as an attorney, college administrator, Republican activist, and board member of interest groups supporting the rights of Native Americans and women. She also had served in the Nixon administration as a White House Fellow and Domestic Council staff assistant.Kilberg served as Associate Counsel to the President from July 1975 to…
Associate Counsel to the President, Office of Counsel to the President Materials concerning a wide variety of legal matters and legislation. Prominent topics include busing for school desegregation, the Arab boycott of U.S. firms dealing with Israel, the Vietnam-era clemency program, and the Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism. Included are sizable files which she inherited from Philip Buchen, Roderick Hills, and Jay French on issues which they had previously handled. A series concerning Secret Service …
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C. William Kontos was named first Director of the United States Sinai Support Mission on January 15, 1976. This independent body was formed by joint resolution of Congress to organize, coordinate and provide overall management of an American early-warning system in the Sinai, and to maintain the UN buffer zone between Egyptian and Israeli forces. Kontos, as the Director of the Mission,…
Special Representative of the President and Director, United States Sinai Support Mission The papers consist of nine speeches delivered by Kontos, thirteen reports to Congress and five general reports covering the history, formation, role and status of the Sinai Support Mission (SSM) and its overseas arm, the Sinai Field Mission (SFM), and the use of sensor technology as a peacekeeping tool. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by Keyword Filter by Series All Series General …
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Dr. Marvin H. Kosters, an economist who had been involved in the planning and analysis of wage and price controls with the Cost of Living Council during the Nixon administration, joined the Ford administration as consultant to the Assistant to the President for Economic Policy in December 1974. He remained with the administration until May 1975 when he returned to a position as resident…
Consultant, Office of the Assistant for Economic Affairs Materials concerning economic policy analysis and advice prepared for Assistant to the President for Economic Affairs, L. William Seidman, especially in the areas of the organization and operation of the Economic Policy Board and the March 1975 quarterly economic review. Also, materials on his work as White House liaison with the Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations during the time between the resignation of one Special Trade …
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Myron B. Kuropas joined the White House staff in January 1976 as Special Assistant for Ethnic Affairs. The purpose of this newly created position was to maximize communication between government officials and ethnic communities, a key demographic group for the upcoming election. As part of the Office of Public Liaison (OPL) this position reported directly to William J. Baroody, Jr. Kuropas had…
Regional Director of ACTION, Chicago, IL; Special Assistant to the President for Ethnic Affairs; Legislative Assistant to Senator Robert Dole Materials relating primarily to Kuropas's work as Special Assistant to the President for Ethnic Affairs in 1976, including arrangements for meetings with ethnic groups and background information on ethnic issues. A few items concern his duties in 1977 as Legislative Assistant to Senator Robert Dole. View in NARA catalog Series Description and Container List Filter by …