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President Ford Committee Weekly Report #27, January 31, 1976Gerald R. Ford LibraryText Guam
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President Declared a Major Disaster for Territory of American Samoa as a Result of a Drought [Disaster Declaration]Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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Reserving Certain Submerged Lands Adjacent to Rose Atoll National Wildlife Refuge Territory of American Samoa and, Certain Submerged Lands for the Defense Needs of the United States in the Territories of Guam and the Virgin Islands [Proclamation]Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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Korea - U.N. Command (Working File) (5)Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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1974/10/05 HR11559 Submerged Lands - Guam Virginia Islands and American SamoaGerald R. Ford LibraryText American Samoa Guam
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President Accepts the Resignations of Duane K. Craske, United States Attorney for the District of Guam; and Joseph A. Mendenhall, Ambassador to the Malagasy Republic [Position Appointments and Resignations]Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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Nominations Sent to the Senate on October 29, 1975: Nathaniel Davis, Ambassador of the US to Switzerland; Mary S. Olmsted, Ambassador of the US to Papua New Guinea; Joseph A. Nardoza, Member, Board of Parole; Charles J. Pooler, US Marshal, District of ME [Position Appointments and Resignations]Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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Korea - U.N. Command (Working File) (4)Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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President Signs H.R. 11559, submerged lands: Guam, Virgin Islands, and American Samoa [Signing Statements and Announcements]Gerald R. Ford LibraryText
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Trust TerritoriesGerald R. Ford LibraryText
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Guam (1)Gerald R. Ford LibraryText Guam
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March 19, 1975 - Ford, James M. Wilson, Northern Marianas OfficialsGerald R. Ford LibraryText
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