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The original documents are located in Box 1, folder "St. Patrick's Day Message, 1976" of
the Eliska Hasek Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Copyright Notice
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
St. Patrick's Day, 1976
On St. Patrick's Day, Mrs. Ford and I send our
warmest greetings to our many fellow Americans
of Irish ancestry. As Irish hearts are happy, so
too are those of all Americans on this day of friend-
ship and goodwill. St. Patrick's Day is among the
most cherished and widely-observed holidays in
our country. During our Bicentennial year, let it
be a reminder of the great tradition of unity through
diversity which has kept America strong and free,
and let it be commemorative of all Irish Americans
who have contributed so much to our strength and
freedom.
May it be especially joyous and memorable for all
who participate in its celebration.
Herald R. Ford
GERALD R FORD