Letter from Randall Biddy of Denton, Texas, to President Gerald R. Ford Advocating a Challenge to End Racism, Brutality, Greed, and Corruption as Part of the Bicentennial Projects

BIDDY, RANDALL BIC. MISC. October 7, 1975 Dear Mr. Biddy: On behalf of President Ford, thank you for your letter concerning a national commitment toward better under- standing among the peoples of the nation. I am sure you know, the President has often spoken of the need to make our country greater in all aspects of life. The basic factors, to which you refer, are an integral part of any future understanding and aim. I can assure you, the President will continue to work for such human betterments. Your interest is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Milton E. Mitler Deputy Special Assistant Mr. Randall Biddy 404 Campbell Lane 76201 MEMaabh Denton, Texas Central Files FORD . LIBRARY 079835 Randall Biddy 404 Campbell Lane SEP 12 1975 Denton, Texas 76201 Phone 817-387-0035 TM/5D Resident Gerald Ford Sept 7,1975 The White House 1600 Pennsylvania are Whshington, P.C. 18 From this day fourth, the american people will He celebrating all sarts of beconterinal.,Lestives, Which will take place throughout our nation, until the final day arrives, which will be the Fourth the of July of nineteen hundred and Seventy Six. Our 200 anneversary. Since various american groups are busy at present with how many of the american people wilmake a bicenterinal their bicenteninal speeches, projects, etc., I'm just wondering nation? commitment to better serve their community, state and They could be no greater challenge, no task more worthy of our best efforts to try and over come racism, brutality, greed and corruption which isa great treat to our way of life at present. Our childrens whole future, will depend upon our best effort. What is your bicenteninal commitment to better serve the people of this Nation Sincerely, RB/mt BEROLD B FORD VIBRETT Raudall B iddy