Gerald Rudolph Ford
Events (20)
- October 10, 1973: Agnew Pleads No Contest to Tax Evasion Charges, Resigns as Vice President 1973-10-10
- August 8-9, 1974: Unfounded Rumors Surround Nixon Exit 1974-08-08
- August 12, 1974: Ford Promises ‘No Illegal Tappings, Eavesdroppings, Buggings, or Break-Ins’ 1974-08-12
- August 14, 1974: Nixon Begs to be Kept out of Court 1974-08-14
- August 15, 1974: White House Announces Nixon Files Will Not Leave Washington 1974-08-15
- August 22, 1974: Ford, Legal Advisers Discuss What to Do with Nixon Files 1974-08-22
- August 25, 1974: Story of Pentagon Moving to Prevent Nixon Coup Allegedly ‘Fabricated’ 1974-08-25
- August 30, 1974: Ford: ‘What Does a Pardon Mean?’ 1974-08-30
- September 2, 1974: Pardon an Implicit Admission of Guilt, White House Lawyer Finds 1974-09-02
- September 3, 1974: Former White House Counsel Dean Begins Prison Sentence 1974-09-03
- September 6, 1974: Nixon Agrees to Conditions of Pardon 1974-09-06
- September 8, 1974: Ford Pardons Nixon 1974-09-08
- September 8, 1974: Press Secretary TerHorst Resigns over Imminent Pardon 1974-09-08
- November 20, 1974: Congress Overrides Ford Veto of Freedom of Information Act Amendments 1974-11-20
- November 23, 1974: Vladivostok SALT II Negotiations Give US, USSR Numerical Parity in Nuclear Arms; US Conservatives Oppose Deal 1974-11-23
- October 4, 1976: Butz Resigns over Obscene, Racist Joke 1976-10-04
- January 22, 2004: Grand Jury Subpoenas White House Records 2004-01-22
- August 23, 2006: Republican Intelligence Report on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is Fundamentally False 2006-08-23
- June 1974: Charles Colson Sentenced after Pleading Guilty to Watergate Crimes; Testifies about Nixon Involvement
- 1975: Voting Rights Act Extended