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Cumulative of All Oral History Transcripts (updated September 15, 2014) Alan Greenspan Greg Ford Nancy Brinker Alexander Haig * Greg Willard Pat Buchanan Ann Cullen Guy Swan Pat Oliphant * Anne Holkeboer Hal Bruno Patrick Butler * Aram Bakshian Hank Meijer Patti Matson * Benton Becker Harry Bosscher Paul Jenkins Betty Monkman Harry Frampton Paul O’Neill Bill Archer Helen Thomas Penny Circle Bill Bresnahan Henry Haller Pepi & Sheika Bill Coleman Henry Kissinger Gramshammer * Bill Gill H.P. Goldfield Peter Arbruzzese Bill Laughlin Jack Eck Peter Cook Bill Timmons Jack Marsh Peter McPherson Bill and Sally Hanlon James Baker Peter Pocklington Birge Watkins James West Peter Secchia Bob Barrett Jan Hart Peter Wallison Bob Dole Jerry Jones Phil Jones Bob Goodwin Jim Cannon Ralph Hauenstein Bob Hynes Jim Greenbaum Red Cavaney Bob Michel Jim Trimpe Rex Scouten * Bob Orben Joe Sweeney Richard DeVos Bob Schieffer John Baab Richard Keiser Bobbie Kilberg John Carlson Richard Wennekamp Bonnie Angelo John Dingell Robert Bork Brent Scowcroft * John Engler Robert DuPont Carla Hills John Fifer Robert Griffin Chris Chase John Knebel Roberta Hartmann Chris DeMuth John Logie Rod Slifer Cokie Roberts John Purcell Roderick Hills David Frey John Schwarzlose Roger Porter David Gergen John Paul Stevens Ron Nessen David Kennerly Jon Nunn Sam Donaldson David Matthews Jonathan Rose * Sandy Weill David Mehney Joseph Staufer Seymour Padnos Dick Cheney Kaiser Morcus Sheila Weidenfeld Dick Ford Ken Lazarus Shelli Archibald Dick Garbarino Larry Buendorf Stanton Anderson * Don Penny Lee Bollinger Steve Ford Don Rumsfeld Lee Hamilton Strobe Talbott Don Wilson Lee Simmons Stu Spencer Dorothy Downton Leon Parma Susan Ford Bales Doug Bailey Lilian Fisher Susan Porter Rose * Frank Carlucci Linda Burba Terry O’Donnell Frank & Pat Lynch Liz and Luc Meyer Todd Maturnich Frank Ursomarso Lloyd Carr Tom DeFrank Frank Weston Lorainne Ornelas Tom Kauper Frank Zarb Lou Cannon Tom Korologos Frankie Welch Maria Downs Tyne Berlanga Fred Barnes Martin Allen Vaden & Susan Bales Fred Green Marvin Dewinter Vern Ehlers Fred Meijer Mary Fisher Wayne Hoffman Gail Raiman Maury DeJonge Werner Veit Gary Walters Max Friedersdorf William Brock George W. Bush Mel Laird William Seale Gerald Warren Mike Ford * William Usery *! Gordon VanderTill Mike Wagner * Publication of this transcript is withheld pending receipt of the interviewee’s release approval. 1 Cumulative Index of All Oral History Transcripts 1976 Republican Convention Martin Allen Interview, 15–16 Bob Dole Interview, 16-17 Albright, Madeline Dick Cheney Interview, 29-33, 44 Ron Nessen Interview, 23–24 Greg Willard Interview, 6 Alcohol Anonymous Paul O'Neill Interview, 27–28 Schwartlose/West Interview, 3–4 Tom Korologos Interview #2, 19–25 Allen, Martin 1980 Republican Convention Dick Ford Interview, 28 George W. Bush Interview, 5–6 American Enterprise Institute 30-30 Club Carla Hills Interview, 25 Harold Bosscher Interview, 1–2 Amnesty for draft dodgers Jim Trimpe Interview, 1, 5–6 Roderick Hills Interview, 13 Amtrak William Coleman Interview, 14 A Amway Abbott, Jay Rich DeVos Interview, 6–7 Maury DeJonge Interview, 20 Andriessen, Karel Abbruzzese, Peter Interview Seymour Padnos Interview, 4 Abortion issue Angelo, Bonnie Interview David Matthews Interview, 13 Annenberg, Walter & Leonore John Paul Stevens Interview, 11 Lee Simmons Interview, 31–32 Admiral Yamamoto Archer, Bill Interview John Paul Stevens Interview, 3 Archibald, Shelli Interview Advance man, responsibilities of Areda, Phil Dick Cheney Interview, 44 Ken Lazarus Interview, 6–7 Red Cavaney Interview, 23-30 Arends, Leslie Richard Wennekamp Interview, 2-3 Anne Holkeboer Interview, 11 AEI World Affairs Leon Parma I Interview, 2 Chris DeMuth Interview, 1–2, 8–9 Stu Spencer Interview, 26 Martin Allen Interview, 42 Arias, Oscar Affirmative Action Bill Laughlin Interview, 6–7 John Paul Stevens Interview, 16–17 Armstrong, Anne Agnew, Spiro Martin Allen Interview, 44 Aram Bakshian Interview, 12 Stu Spencer Interview, 62, 101 Benton Becker Interview, 32–33 Arnaz, Desi Bill Bresnahan Interview, 2–5 Leon Parma I Interview, 5 Carla Hills Interview, 4 Ash Council David Kennerly Interview, 1–2 Peter Wallison Interview, 1–3 Greg Willard Interview, 27-28 Hal Bruno Interview, 8–9 Jerry Jones Interview, 8 B John Logie Interview, 9-10 Baab, John Interview Mel Laird Interview, 17–18 Bailey, Doug Interview, 17–20 Pat Buchanan Interview, 3–4 Bailey, Pearl Penny Circle Interview, 24 Maria Downs Interview, 18 Phil Jones Interview, 9–10 Stu Spencer Interview, 91–92 Robert Bork Interview, 1–5 Bailey-Deardorff Ron Nessen Interview, 3–5 Doug Bailey Interview, 1–5 Sam Donaldson Interview, 5 Baker, Fred Tom Korologos Interview, 6–8 Maury DeJonge Interview, 2, 3 William Brock Interview, 15–16, 18 Baker, Howard Air Force One Stu Spencer Interview, 62 Greg Willard Interview, 17, 31-32, 35-39 Baker, Howard, Sr. John Paul Stevens Interview, 13 William Brock Interview, 8 Airbag legislation Baker, James William Coleman Interview, 8, 14–15 Peter Secchia Interview, 25 Airline deregulation Stu Spencer Interview, 44, 83–84 William Coleman Interview, 14 Baker, James Interview Albert, Carl Bakshian, Aram Interview 1 Index Paul Jenkins Interview, 4–5, 13–14 Bales, Susan Ford Interview Peter Pocklington Interview, 4–6 Bales, Susan Ford – See “Ford, Susan” Robert DuPont Interview, 21–22 Schwartlose/West Interview, 1–18 Bales, Vaden Shelli Archibald Interview, 23 Vaden and Susan Bales Interview, 1–22 Stu Spencer Interview, 58–59, 96–97 Bales, Vaden and Susan Interview Bicentennial Barnes, Fred Interview Queen Elizabeth Barrett, Bob Maria Downs Interview, 19–20 Bill and Sally Hanlon Interview, 3–4 William Seale Interview, 20 Martin Allen Interview, 19 Black, Charlie Penny Circle Interview, 1–4 Stu Spencer Interview, 75, 77 Peter Secchia Interview, 30, 38 Blair House Stu Spencer Interview, 94 Bob Griffin Interview, 11–12 Barrett, Bob Interview Blandford, Bob Baseball Maury DeJonge Interview, 15 John Paul Stevens Interview, 4 Boggs, Hale Bass house Anne Holkeboer Interview, 10 Kaiser Morcus Interview, 3 Dorothy Downton Interview, 7–8 Battle of the Bulge Max Friedersdorf Interview, 5 William Coleman Interview, 3 Bollinger, Lee Interview Bauer, Bill Bolls, Bill John Paul Stevens Interview, 13 Maury DeJonge Interview, 17 Seymour Padnos Interview, 5–6 Booth Newspapers Baus, Herb Maury DeJonge Interview, 17 Stu Spencer Interview, 2 Bork, Robert Baxter, Leone Carla Hills Interview, 2–3 Stu Spencer Interview, 1 John Paul Stevens Interview, 12 Becker, Benton Bork, Robert Interview David Kennerly Interview, 19 Borstein, Dan Belin, David Martin Allen Interview, 7 Domestic Council Bosscher, Harold Interview Peter Wallison Interview, 12–14 Boston bussing case Bell, Al Robert Bork Interview, 17–18 Stu Spencer Interview, 4 Branch Rickey Commission Bell, Jeffrey William Coleman Interview, 4 Stu Spencer Interview, 37 Bresnahan, Bill Interview Bennett, Bob Breyer, Justice Stephen Tom Korologos Interview, 2 John Paul Stevens Interview, 11 Bentley, Al William Coleman Interview, 13 Maury DeJonge Interview, 25 Brock, Margaret Benton, Becker Leon Parma I Interview, 8 Terry O'Donnell Interview, 21–22 Brock, William Berger, Justice Bill Timmons Interview, 1–2 Maury DeJonge Interview, 10–11 Peter Secchia Interview, 25 Berger, Winter Brock, William Interview Anne Holkeboer Interview, 14–15 Broder, David Berlanga, Hector Maury DeJonge Interview, 11 Tyne Berlanga Interview, 18–19 Bronkema, Jack Berlanga, Joy Maury DeJonge Interview, 3 Greg Willard Interview, 32 Brown, Art Tyne Berlanga Interview, 2, 16–17 Dick Ford Interview, 9, 24–25 Berlanga, Tyne Interview Brown, Bob Bersie, Jim Dick Ford Interview, 28 Anne Holkeboer Interview, 3 Brown, Jerry Betty Ford Center Ford assassination attempt Fred Green Interview, 7–8 Ron Nessen Interview, 25–27 Kaiser Morcus Interview, 9–10 Brown, Pat 2 Cumulative Index of All Oral History Transcripts Stu Spencer Interview, 9, 19–20 Tom Korologos Interview #2, 15–16 Brown, Phyllis Dick Ford Interview, 10 Buzhardt, Fred Jim Cannon Interview, 3, 37–38 Benton Becker Interview, 34 Penny Circle Interview, 12–13 Bill Timmons Interview, 24–25 Bruno, Hal Interview Bonnie Angelo Interview, 14–15 Bryrd, Sen. Robert Jerry Jones Interview, 5–6 Tom Korologos Interview, 9–12 Jim Cannon Interview, 19–21 Buchanan, Pat Interview Max Friedersdorf Interview, 9 Mel Laird Interview, 13–14, 18 Buchen, Phil Bylan, Hy Birge Watkins Interview, 2–-3 Seymour Padnos Interview, 13 Bobbie Kilberg Interview, 11–12 David Mehney Interview, 6–7 Dick Ford Interview, 11, 25 C H.P. Goldfield Interview, 3 Calder, Alexander John Logie Interview, 3-4, 6-11 Maury DeJonge Interview, 16 Ken Lazarus Interview, 2 Calder, Sandy Peter Secchia #2 Interview, 9 Maury DeJonge Interview, 16 Ralph Hauenstein Interview, 8–9 Calder sculpture Roger Porter Interview, 4–5 Bill Gill Interview, 6–7 Stu Spencer Interview, 46 David Frey Interview, 6–7 Buchwald, Art Dick Ford Interview, 35 Benton Becker Interview, 24–25 Joe Sweeney Interview, 6–7 Maury DeJonge Interview, 15 Bumgardner, Randy Werner Veit Interview, 11–12 Greg Willard Interview, 38-40 Callaghan, Lord Burba, Linda Interview Bill Laughlin Interview, 2–5 Carla Hills Interview, 25 Burns, Arthur Kaiser Morcus Interview, 8 Alan Greenspan Interview, 9–11 Martin Allen Interview, 41 Callaway, Bo Bush, George W. Peter Secchia Interview, 16 Bob Goodwin Interview, 27–28 Stu Spencer Interview, 42 Greg Willard Interview, 38-40 Calvinist influence Martin Allen Interview, 73 Seymour Padnos Interview, 1–2 Campaign strategy
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