Ford Administration
Events (21)
- August 10, 1974: Nixon Staffers Removing, Destroying White House Documents in Defiance of Ford’s Orders 1974-08-10
- August 15, 1974: White House Announces Nixon Files Will Not Leave Washington 1974-08-15
- August 16-17, 1974: Rockefeller Asked to Accept Vice Presidency 1974-08-16
- August 22, 1974: Pentagon, Joint Chiefs ‘Kept Watch’ on Nixon to Prevent Coup Attempt, Newspaper Reports 1974-08-22
- August 24, 1974: Reagan Energizes Conservative Republicans 1974-08-24
- September 10, 1974: Senate Opposes More Pardons; House Demands Information on Nixon Pardon 1974-09-10
- December 19, 1974 and After: Rockefeller Sworn in as Vice President; Influence Blocked by Rumsfeld, Right-Wingers 1974-12-19
- April 22, 1975: Kissinger Outlines US Plans to Help Iran Achieve Nuclear Capability 1975-04-22
- May 12-15, 1975: Ford Commits Marines without Congressional Approval in ‘Mayaguez’ Incident 1975-05-12
- May 15, 1975 and After: Investigations Probe Operation Shamrock, Lead to Passage of FISA Law 1975-05-15
- May 25, 1975: Journalist Reveals US Spy Program; Cheney Recommends Burglaries and Indictments as Retaliation 1975-05-25
- November 4, 1975: Defense Secretary’s Firing Shows Ford Afraid of Standing up to USSR, Conservatives Claim 1975-11-04
- October 25, 2004: Cheney Says No Reason for Iran to Need Nuclear Energy; Contradicts Earlier Arguments 2004-10-25
- December 20, 2005: Cheney Evokes Iran-Contra to Frame Views of Presidential Powers 2005-12-20
- May 1, 2008: Conservative Democratic Congressman Says He No Longer Trusts the Military because of Propaganda Operation 2008-05-01
- January 1974 - September 1974: Freedom of Information Act Amendments Challenged by White House
- March 1977: Carter Fails to Forge Nuclear Reduction Agreement with Soviet Union
- 1971-1975: Former Nixon Media Consultant Launches Prototype Right-Wing ‘News’ Network, Predecessor of Fox News
- Early 1976: US Intelligence Finds Pakistan Has ‘Crash Program’ to Build Nuclear Bomb
- Late November, 1976: Team B Breaches Security to Successfully Whip up Fears of Soviet Threat
- 1975: Ford Administration Backs Iran’s Nuclear Plans