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A Christmas greeting. Formal memo from the White House Counsel to the President, recommending that the President proceed with nominating Sandra Day O'Connor to the Supreme Court. Copy of the formal letter from the Attorney General to the President, enclosing the nonimation of Sandra Day O'Connor to the Supreme Court. Draft Release announcing the O'Connor Supreme Court nomination Formal note, from the Secretary of the Senate, regarding the reception of the nomination of Sandra Day O'Connor and two other candidates for positions. Fomal statement by Reagan, partially completed, that he "hereby nonimate[s] Sandra Day O'Connor...to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States...." Letter in which Reagan thanked United Airlines for the assistance which it gave to the Young Astronaut Program following the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger disaster. Note the White House Staff Secretary David Chew to President Reagan, transmitting letter from columnist Jack Anderson to the Senior Vice President of United Airlines; and, Reagan's handwritten response… Transmittal sheet. Requests that Anne Higgins (Director, White House Correspondence) to draft a Presidential response, per the President's request, to officials at United Airlines "for...assistance rendered… Anderson thanks United Airlines for arranging and underwriting the roundtrips, to and from Cape Canaveral, for the "Teacher in Space" space shuttle finalists, teacher/Challenger astronaut Christa McAuliffe's… Transmittal memo from the Cabinet Secretary, attached to a copy of a cassette recording by Ronald McNair, one of the astronauts killed in the space shuttle Challenger accident. Memo describing how the astronauts of Apollo I, who were killed in a launching pad fire, were honored by the Federal Government. Memo regarding Rep. Markey's allegations regarding the White House's role in the timing of the space shuttle Challenger launch. Memo from the Cabinet Secretary to the White House Counsel, regarding unfounded allegations that a White House staff person had a role in the timing of the space shuttle Challenger launch. Letter in which Congressman Markey raises the issue of possible White House pressure on NASA regarding the launch dates for the space shuttle Challenger and other space missions Final outgoing version of the Reagan letter which was sent to Reagan acquaintance Loeb. Ronald Reagan's handwritten draft of the letter which was sent to Reagan acquaintance Loeb, regarding the space shuttle Challenger accident. Letter which was sent in response to Howard's newspaper commentary regarding the Challenger disaster. Ronald Reagan's handwritten draft of the letter which was sent in response to Howard's newspaper commentary regarding the Challenger disaster. Letter from the president of the Rockford Institute (a conservative think tank) to President Reagan, written on the day of the space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Christa McAuliffe, the teacher who was killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Ronald E. McNair, one of the astronauts killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Ellison Onizuka, one of the astronauts killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Michael J. Smith, one of the astronauts killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Gregory B. Jarvis, one of the astronauts killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Francis R. (Dick) Scobee, one of the astronauts killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. A NASA fact sheet giving basic information on Judith A. Resnick, one of the astronauts killed in the January 1986 space shuttle Challenger explosion. Ronald Reagan's backup speaking copy of the November 21, 1985 nationally televised address which he delivered, to a joint session of Congress, upon the conclusion the 1985 Geneva Summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Copy of handwritten cover note from Reagan, attached to his edited copy of the speech draft. Draft of Ronald Reagan's nationally televised speech, to a joint session of Congress, in the aftermath of the November 1985 Geneva Summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Includes handwritten comments and edits… Draft of Ronald Reagan's nationally televised speech, to a joint session of Congress, in the aftermath of the November 1985 Geneva Summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Labeled, "Final w/President's & suggested… Ronald Reagan's handwritten draft opening for the nationally televised address given in the aftermath of the Rejkyavik Summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Draft of Ronald Reagan's nationally televised address given in the aftermath of the Rejkyavik Summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Handwritten notation on first page states, "Combined new text w/RR's [Ronald… Draft of Ronald Reagan speech which included the line "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" This draft contains handwritten edits and comments supplied by the National Security Council. Handwritten note from the National Security Advisor to the Assistant to the President for Communications, transmitting a draft of the June 1987 speech which Ronald Reagan gave at the Brandenberg Gate… Another draft of Ronald Reagan's Brandenburg Gate speech ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"), with further comments and edits supplied by the National Security Council. Another draft of Ronald Reagan's Brandenburg Gate speech ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"), with comments and edits supplied by the National Security Council. Another draft of Ronald Reagan's Brandenburg Gate speech ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"), with comments and edits supplied by the National Security Council. Another draft of Ronald Reagan's Brandenburg Gate speech ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"), with comments and edits supplied by the National Security Council. Routing sheet, with handwritten note at bottom from Tom Griscom (Assistant to the President for Communications). Partial copy of a draft of Ronald Reagan's Brandenburg Gate speech, with handwritten edits immediately prior to the line "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall."
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Comments on Reagan's speech on the Iran-Contra affair, delivered to a national television audience the night before. Draft of the address that became popularly known as the "Evil Empire" speech. This draft is heavily edited by Ronald Reagan, in his handwriting. Draft version of an insert for a nationally televised address on defense. The purpose of the insert was to make public, for the first time, Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Inititave (SDI/"Star Wars")… Draft of Ronald Reagan's nationally televised speech concerning the shooting down of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 by Soviet fighter jets. Consists mostly of Reagan's own handwritten speech draft. White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) Subject File case files OS (Outer Space): 052000-082999
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White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) Subject File case files OS (Outer Space): 477000-499999
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