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| Date | Related | Document Title |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 07, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Address at the University of Hawaii own national resilience and diplomacy. We must continue to assist … |
| Dec 06, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks on Arrival at Manila, the Philippines set the course of American diplomacy in a world of change, disruptive … |
| Nov 29, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks on Arrival at Fairbanks, Alaska in the Lower 48. Worldwide diplomacy would not be credible without … |
| Aug 19, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Address in Minneapolis Before the Annual Convention of the American Legion. language, the classic language of diplomacy. But I wish there were one … |
| Jun 25, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
The President's News Conference a return to step-by-step diplomacy or a move to Geneva? THE … of Geneva or more shuttle diplomacy? THE PRESIDENT. The options … |
| Jun 16, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Toasts of the President and President Scheel of the Federal Republic of Germany democratic government and creative diplomacy. This tradition, Mr. President … |
| Jun 02, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Exchange With Reporters Following a Meeting With President Sadat of Egypt would involve step-by-step diplomacy? And two, did you discuss … |
| May 28, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks on Departure for Europe it's energy, the economy, diplomacy, security. And of course … |
| May 06, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
The President's News Conference people--in terms of secret diplomacy and fighting a land war in … |
| May 03, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks at the U.S.S. Nimitz Commissioning Ceremony in Norfolk, Virginia. mission is one of defense, diplomacy, or humanity, the Nimitz … |
| Apr 21, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford | Interview With Walter Cronkite, Eric Sevareid, and Bob Schieffer of CBS News. |
| Apr 19, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Toasts of the President and President Kenneth D. Kaunda of Zambia deeply believe that patient diplomacy will bear great fruit, and … |
| Apr 15, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Address at the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. starting point for hopeful new diplomacy. For their part, the Europeans … |
| Apr 10, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress Reporting on United States Foreign Policy. dismantle our defenses, our diplomacy, or our intelligence capability … |
| Mar 20, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks at a Luncheon for Participants in the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats. It has been said that in diplomacy there are no true friendships--only … |
| Feb 13, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks at a Dinner in New York City Honoring Vice President Rockefeller. American leadership. Our diplomacy is still the best hope of … nations and fast-moving change, diplomacy is a process, not execution … |
| Feb 03, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Annual Budget Message to the Congress, Fiscal Year 1976. international community. Our diplomacy, backed by a strong national … |
| Jan 23, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Interview With John Chancellor and Tom Brokaw of NBC News. shut out of Middle Eastern diplomacy since Dr. Kissinger began … Kissinger began step-by-step diplomacy. Why was that? Couldn't the … |
| Jan 15, 1975 | Gerald R. Ford |
Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress Reporting on the State of the Union. not sufficient. Effective diplomacy is also essential in preventing … |
| Dec 14, 1974 | Gerald R. Ford |
Toasts of the President and President Giscard d'Estaing of France at a Dinner in Martinique remarkable efforts of American diplomacy and the useful progress it … |
| Nov 17, 1974 | Gerald R. Ford |
Remarks at Anchorage, Alaska. the list of priorities for diplomacy as far as I am concerned … |
| Oct 18, 1974 | Gerald R. Ford |
Statement on Signing the Continuing Appropriations Resolution. concerning the damage to our diplomacy that would result from its … |
| Sep 19, 1974 | Gerald R. Ford |
Message to the Congress Transmitting Annual Report on United States Participation in the United Nations. Nations, combined with bilateral diplomacy, are still crucial to promoting … |
| Jun 26, 1974 | Richard Nixon |
Toasts of the President and King Baudouin of Belgium at a Luncheon in Brussels their lives to the art of diplomacy, to carrying out whatever … how can they play a part in diplomacy, make original contributions … |
| Jun 25, 1974 | Richard Nixon |
Remarks on Arrival at Brussels, Belgium happy results of untiring diplomacy have been confirmed. We all … |