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U.S. President Nixon and his family in final departure from White House, escorted by Gerald Ford and others, Washington DC.
News report about farewell to the White House staff by outgoing President Richard M Nixon and appointment of new President Gerald Ford, Washington DC. President Nixon and his family depart from East Room of the White House towards its South Lawn, after Nixon delivers his final speech to the staff following his resignation. The staff, assistants and invited guests applaud for him. Dr Henry Kissinger and other advisors in the East Room. The South Lawn of the White House. President Nixon and Patricia Nixon escorted by Vice President Gerald Ford and his wife towards Presidential helicopter. The Nixon family boards the helicopter and Richard Nixon waves his hands and shows peace sign. Dignitaries including Mr and Mrs Gerald Ford, David and Julie Eisenhower stand and bid goodbye to President Nixon.The helicopter takes off and flies away from the South Lawn. News reporters talk about the event.
At Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, the departure of President Nixon and family aboard Spirit of 76 after his resignation
News report about President Nixon's departure from White House following his resignation. The presidential helicopter Marine One lands at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland behind the 'Spirit of 76' airplane, after having departed the White House lawn for the last time during Nixon's presidency. The helicopter taxis on runway. Secret Service men and security guard descend from the helicopter. Mrs Patricia Nixon and Richard Nixon disembark from the helicopter and walk towards the Spirit of 76. The presidential family boards the plane. A large crowd at the terminal building greets President Nixon. The pilots in cockpit prepare for take off. The plane pulls away for take off and becomes airborne.
Gerald Ford taking oath as 38th U.S. President at a ceremony in White House, Washington DC.
Gerald Ford taking the oath as 38th President of the United States, Washington DC. Staff members, assistants and guests arriving at the oath taking ceremony of Gerald Ford as U.S. President in the East Hall of the White House, just hours after departure of resigned President Nixon from the same room. Secretary Dr Henry Kissinger talks to other dignitaries. Vice President Gerald Ford and his wife enter the hall for ceremony. The guests applaud for them. Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger administers the oath taking. Gerald Ford raises his right hand and repeats the oath after the judge. The crowd applauds and congratulates Ford after he takes oath as President of the United States.
Introductory speech by Gerald Ford as 38th U.S. President, Washington DC, moments after taking oath as President
News reports about oath taking of Gerald Ford as 38th President of the United States, Washington DC. Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger introduces the new President of United States, Mr Gerald Ford, to the gathered audience in the White House moments after Ford was sworn in. Gerald Ford addresses the assembly of guests and White House assistants with his introductory speech. His wife sits on a chair near him. He mentions the Watergate scandal and expresses his good wish for former President Richard Nixon and his family.
News report about oath taking ceremony by Gerald Ford as 38th U.S. President in White House, Washington DC.
News report about oath taking of Gerald Ford as 38th President of the United States, Washington DC. Gerald Ford immediately after completing his introductory speech to assembly of guests and White House assistants. President Ford and Mrs Betty Ford depart from the hall escorted by U.S. Military aides. The crowd departs from the hall after the ceremony. A White House correspondent, Robert Pierpoint, reports about the swearing in ceremony from the grounds of Lafayette Park outside the White House. The guests leave the East Room of the White House for an official dinner. Pierpoint and citizens in Lafayette Park.
Resignation speech of U.S. President Richard Nixon from the Oval Office of White House, Washington DC.
News report and resignation speech of President Richard Nixon from the Oval Office of the White House, Washington DC. Demonstrators in Lafayette Park with majority of women raise banners and demand Richard Nixon's resignation. News anchor Jim Lehrer from the studio previews the speech. President Nixon from the Oval Office in White House delivers his resignation speech. President Nixon speaks about the Watergate Scandal and announces his decision to voluntarily resign from the post of President of United States and he announces that Vice President Gerald Ford will be sworn- in as the new President of the United States.