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Campaign - General (2)” of the John Marsh Files at the Gerald R The original documents are located in Box 7, folder “Campaign - General (2)” of the John Marsh Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald R. Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 7 of the John Marsh Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library SUGGESTED RADIO SPOTS/IOWA ~~1i] 1976 is our Bicentennial Year. The question is often asked by the individual American what he or she can do to observe our Nation's Bicentennial. As President of the United States, I suggest there is no better way for free men and women to demonstrate their love for our country than to participate in the elective process. For this reason, I urge you to participate in the party caucus of your choice here in Iowa. You will be playing an active role in the process whereby Americans elect their President. 1976 marks our Bicentennial year. There is no better way to observe it than by taking part in the elective process. Therefore, as President of the United States, I urge every citizen who is eligible to participate in the caucus of the party of your choice. * * * * * * 1976 marks our Bicentennial year. There is no better way to observe it than by taking part in the elective process. Therefore, as President of the United States, I urge every citizen (of Iowa) who is eligible to participate in the caucus of the party of your choice. 1976 is our Bicentennial Year. The question is often asked by the individual American what they can do to observe our Nation's Bicentennial, I suggest there is no better way for free men and women to demonstrate their love of country than through participating in the elective process. For this reason I urge you to participate in the party caucus of your choice, the first step in the process whereby America will elect their President. This is your President, Gerald Ford. The Bicentennial Year gives us an unusual opportunity to show that the great strength of this country is the free people taking part in the great American elective process. I suggest that you observe the Bicentennial by exercising your privilege to vote and, therefore, encourage you to participate in the political caucus of your choice. The right to vote is one of the strengths of American and the privilege of a free people. There's no better way to observe the Bicentennial than the exercise of this privilege. Therefore, I, Gerald Ford, President of the United States urge you to take part in the political caucus of your choice. In this way you play a key part in the process whereby a free government elects its President. * TH t;: .WHI '1"·1;: H€>W.SE WASHINGTON NOTE FOR: FROM RON NESSEN <-} ~cL<:~r2f -4-/ ~~J"L,t)L.-c_-c'-rt --tT '-·.., CL4-- /L0t_,rv~c:(J_ Jan. 13 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO: RON NESSEN FROM~ JOHN O. MARSH, JR~ ____'For Direct Reply _____For Draft HerJponse ____For Your Information ---- Pleasr: Adv1 se SUGGESTED RADIO SPOTS/IOWA 1976 marks our Bicentennial year. There is no better way to observe it than by taking part in the elective process. Therefore, as President of the United States, I urge every citizen who is eligible to participate in the caucus of the party of your choice. .,_ .,_ .,_ .... .,_ .... * .... .... .... .... * --- ----~----- ----·~---· O\( ~evv£Y~ 1976 is our Bicentennial Year. The H<2.. ~(./"''"'--- by the individual American what can do to observe our A-~ __ pr~<i_,g_ ...... , o~ (t,e (/A:./1/~£) )-J<:<-1-e~ // Nation's Bicentennia~uggest there is no better way for free men and women to demonstrate their love~~- i!Jf country than +0 tl &§h participat~in the elective process. For this reason I urge you to participate in the party caucus of your choice/~ ef-~ t~V zocv4-., )Tit;; <'fr Yov u.-tlf 17~ ylo-y/"-''3 c:<:....- a<-Ttl/c (rc le "1(.) _, [il S! t £ :M the proc-~ss- whereby Americ!,~i!lll' elect t'tJi!ilr -1-4 ~, -..r , L~~~~------- ----------- -·------------~--I * * * * * * * This is your President, Gerald Ford. The Bicentennial Year gives us an unusual opportunity to show that the great strength of this country is the free people taking part in the great American elective process. I suggest that you observe the Bicentennial by exercising your privilege to vote and, therefore, encourage you to participate in the political caucus of your choice. * * * The right to vote is one of the strengths of American and the privilege of a free people. There's no better way to observe the Bicentennial than the exercise of this privilege. Therefore, I, Gerald Ford, President of the Uni.ted States urge you to take part in the political caucus of your choic'e. In this way you play a key part in the process whereby a free government elects its President. ,,_ * 'r" SUGGESTED RADIO SPOTS/IOWA 1976 marks our Bicentennial year. There is no better way to observe it than by taking part in the elective process. Therefore, as President of the United States, I urge every citizen who is eligib\e to participate in the caucus of the party of your choice. ,. I I * * * * * I 1976 marks our Bicentennial year.jThere is no better way to observe it than by taking part in t/e elective process. Therefore, as President of the ut·ed States I urge every citizen (of Iowa) who is eligible t participat~ in the caucus of the ~ party of your choice. * * * * * * / I ' j ,.;;.'~.. 0 ,, :; i?u ' l ~.~ ",, 1976 is our Bic tennial Year. The question is often asked(~ '.#) by the individual merican what they can do to observe our '."~-.f Natio.n 1 s Bicente I suggest there is no better way for free men and women to demonstrate their love of country than through participating in the elective process. For this reason . I urge you to participate in the party caucus of your choice, the first step in the process whereby America will elect their President. * * * * This is your Preside_nt, Gerald Ford. The Bicentennial Year gives us an unusual opportunity to show that the great strength of this country ~s the free people taking part in the great American elective process. I suggest that you observe the Bicentennial by exercising your privilege to vote and, therefore, encourage you to participate m the political caucus of your choice. The right to vote is one of the strengths of American and the .Privilege of a free people. There's no better way to observe the Bicentennial than the exercise of this privilege. Therefore,· I, Gerald Ford, President of the United States urge you to take part in the political caucus of your choice. In this way you play a key part in the process whereby a free government elects its President. * * * 1976 marks our Bicentennial year. There is no better way to observe it than by taking part in the elective process. Therefore, as President of the United States, I urge every citizen who is eligible to participate in the caucus of the party of your choice. _... * * .,.. * 1976 is our Bicentennial Year. The question is often asked by the individual American what they can do to dbs erve our Nation's Bicentennial. I suggest there is no better way for free men and women to demonstrate their love of country than through -participating in the elective process. _For this reason. I urge you to participate in the party caucus of your choice, : the first step in the process whereby America will elect their President. * * * * * * * This is your President, Gerald Ford. The Bicentennial Year gives us an unusual opportunity to show that the great strength of this country is the free people taking part in the great American elective process. I suggest that you observe the Bicentennial by exercising your privilege to vote and, therefore, encourage you to participate in the political caucus of your choice. * * * * The right to vote is one of the strengths of American and the privilege of a free people. There's no better way to observe the Bicentennial than the exercise of this privilege. Therefore, I, Gerald Ford, President of the Unit.ed States urge you to take part in the political caucus of your'''choice. In this way you play a key part in the process whereby a free government elects its President. * * * * * SUGGESTED RADIO SPOTS/lOWA 1976 is our Bicentennial Year. The question is often asked by the individual American what he or she can do to observe our Nation's Bicentennial. As President of the United States, I suggest there is no better way for free men and women to demonstrate their love for our country than to participate in the elective process. For :· this reason, I urge you to participate in the party caucus of your choice here in Iowa. You will be playing an active role in the process whereby Americans elect their President. * * * * * 1976 marks our Bicentennial year. There is no better way to observe it than by taking part in the elective process.
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