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This Gerald R. Ford Library folder of Ford Congressional Papers holds material from Ford's broadcasts in 1965 and 1966. It contains correspondence with WJR station manager James H. Quello and drafts of Ford's June 1965 "Your Government" radio report on congressional imbalance, Vietnam and Cuba, along with budget remarks. It also includes Ford's March 25, 1966 on-air statement calling for a congressional investigation of UFO sightings near Ann Arbor, Michigan, a Great Society documentary script and a Meet the Press transcript with Indira Gandhi.
“The Advance”2 pages
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MR. ZINHO: I think you might to straighten out the record right here and now. MR. GRISZZI: To not the revised straight, here's a brief random on what the Landrum-Griffin Act is: --- (MN TO L-0 PUTTER NO. 2) --- It's a bill of rights for rank-and-file union members. It prevents then honesty in the election of union officials and the conduct of union affairs. It's a law to protect the rank-and-file union member and a law to protect the public interest. Well, I'm not unpleased some well paid union officials don't like it. After all, it gives a union worker the right to speak out against union leaders without fear of reprisal. None of these paid officials usually wouldn't like a law that requires a financial accounting by union leaders every year and grants against misuse of union funds. Bob, a few of the labor benches don't like the Landrun-Griffin hot, but I feel sure the people of this country do depend that includes second-and-file union members. Mr. Olivetti: Jerry, I'm satisfied to let the people judge whether the Landrum- written Act is good law. ANNOUNCES For responsible valuation, reca for fee, Griffin and Hop. Fund on November 8. Your signature. GERALD R. FORD LIBRARY
Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 88 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.