Ford son talks career not politics amid Outside magazine work
Jack Ford son of former president Gerald R Ford promotes Outside magazine while discussing his path in publishing and his environmental interests. He notes similarities between Carter era policies and current administration, and explains his apprenticeship in the magazine business. He has forestry studies, Yellowstone ranger work, and travels with Jacques Cousteau.
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Chip Carter Leaves White House To Return To Georgia Peanut Business
Chip Carter, son of the president, describes clashes between his outdoors enthusiasm and duties as first family member. He recalls requests to drop Secret Service protection for private trips, noting agents lacking horse handling skills. He resigned last week and will move back to Plains to join the family peanut business.
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White House pranks unfold as president away on vacation
In August at the White House, while President Carter and family travel to Plains and later retreat to Maryland, staffers stage playful stunts in the West Wing. An alarm clock time bomb prank circulates, a mock gunfight erupts near the Oval Office, and visitors tour the empty president’s suite as aides joke about diary and memoranda duties.
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White House staffers hustle as Carter rests and cleans run
Amid a late summer pause President Carter relaxes in the mountains and handles tax talks while aides juggle phone calls and calendar requests. In the West Wing basement NSC staff prep for Cyrus Vance trip to China and U.N. General Assembly opening as Cos tanoza and Gmith describe a lull that yields time to clear accumulated work and freshen offices.
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