On the recordDecember 17, 1974
Your resignation as Special Assistant to the President, effective as you requested December 31, 1974, is accepted with deepest regret.
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presidency.ucsb.eduGerald Ford: “Your resignation as Special Assistant to the President, effective as you requested December 31, 1974, is accepted with…”
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Letter Accepting the Resignation of W. Eugene Ainsworth, Jr., as Special Assistant to the President.
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