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The original documents are located in Box 1, folder "Women's Equality Day Message,
1975" of the Eliska Hasek Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Women's Equality Day, 1975
The celebration of Women's Equality Day reminds
us of how much more needs to be done to make
equal opportunity a reality in our national life.
Last year the United States joined with nations
around the world in proclaiming 1975 as Inter-
national Women's Year. This should add even
greater encouragement to our national goals in
this vitally important area.
Women's Equality Day gives me another welcome
chance to assure all Americans that their Govern-
ment is firmly committed to achieving a record
during this important year which will be a source
of national pride to us and inspiration to others.
We are determined to make our Government a
showcase of equal opportunity. Guided by the firm
belief that our nation derives its vitality from this
basic concept, we shall not waiver in our task to
make it the cornerstone of daily life throughout our
country.
Herald R Ford
GERALD LEBRARY ? FORD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
August 15, 1975
MEMO FOR: BOB LINDER
FROM:
ELISKA HASEK Elisha
Bob, may I please have one hundred
copies of the attached message for
distribution.
Thank you.
George Porker
Please copies not dolwer If
100 I E. Hult
FORD LIBRARY i BERALD