In addition, Mr. Ford has donated to the United States of America his copyright interest in any other of his writings that might be included in this collection. The copyright interest to materials written by other individuals or organizations is presumed to remain with them. 80-19 Anne Kamstra worked for Gerald Ford from 1965 until the end of his presidency, first as a secretary and then as a staff assistant.
Collection consists of printed materials and memorabilia.
Included are publications about Ford, pamphlets containing the texts of several presidential speeches, booklets distributed by the Ford congressional office, visitors passes, postcards, Christmas cards, and stationery. Crampton was Assistant Attorney General for the Tax Division, 1971-76. Materials include copies of testimony before Congress concerning revisions of the bankruptcy laws, speech before the Southeastern Association of Tax Administrators, and commencement address at Hayfield Secondary School in Alexandria, Virginia. Three Department of Commerce memoranda concerning the nation's energy program, December 1973. Transcripts of lectures given by Hartmann and Orben in Grand Rapids, September 1981.