Gerald R. Ford Composite Oral History Collection. 1971 - 1998. Oral History Transcripts. 1986 - 2004. Ford, Gerald R.: Interviewed by Vicki Daitch of the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library, 2003 (Acc. No. 2004-NLF-026)
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