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The 13 pages that link to Gerald Ford, each with the reason it gives.

• Richard NixonBroader topic: Ford’s succession and pardon of Nixon defined the immediate aftermath of the resignation.

• Jimmy CarterCompared with: Carter defeated Ford in 1976 amid public distrust following Watergate.

• Fall of SaigonRelated: He authorized the evacuation and publicly addressed the fall.

• Henry KissingerRelated: Ford retained Kissinger as secretary of state after Nixon resigned.

• DétenteRelated: Ford continued negotiations with Moscow and signed the Helsinki Final Act.

• War Powers ResolutionRelated: As House minority leader, Ford opposed the resolution’s enactment.

• Indonesian invasion of East TimorRelated: His December 1975 meeting with Suharto preceded the invasion by one day.

• University of MichiganRelated: He played football and earned a law degree at the University of Michigan.

• Nelson RockefellerRelated: Ford nominated Rockefeller for vice president after becoming president in 1974.

• Helsinki AccordsRelated: Ford signed the Final Act for the United States despite domestic criticism.

• Donald RumsfeldRelated: Ford appointed Rumsfeld secretary of defense in 1975.

• John Paul StevensRelated: Ford nominated Stevens to the Supreme Court in 1975.

• Warren CommissionRelated: Ford was a commission member and later helped revise its report on Kennedy’s wounds.