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In his letter, Gerald Ford sends a motivating letter to Republican members of Congress. He reminds them that, "This is the start of an uphill campaign for Republicans." May writes back with a simple, "Aye! Aye! Captain!"

Gerald Ford writes to Catherine May to inform her of her reappointment to the Beauty Shop Committee. She writes back with a hesitant thank you.

Catherine May writes to Minority Leader of the House Gerald Ford regarding the comments of vice president of Columbia Broadcasting System, Theodore Koop. Koop implied to May that Republican representatives had not made themselves available for appearances on the network. Ford writes back to assure the party's cooperation and his concern with Koop's statements.

Catherine May writes to Gerald Ford regarding his appointment of another congressperson to a position she desired on the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. Along with her letter she includes a suggested copy of a regret letter Ford could send her on his own stationary. Ford obliges with minimal changes to her original suggestions. She sends this official copy to the publisher of the Tri-City Herald Glenn C. Lee, along with an explanation as to why she thinks she was passed over for the position. In conclusion she says, ".I'm beginning to think that 'somebody up there' doesn't like us!"

Caption title. ; Issued April 10, 1975. ; Text of a speech by President Gerald R. Ford before a joint session of Congress. ; At head of title: News release. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"July 9, 1975." ; "Referred to the Committees on Public Works and Transportation, Merchant Marine and Fisheries, and International Relations." ; Cover title. ; Mode of access: Internet.