Betty Ford : candor and courage in the White House / John Robert Greene.

[Ella Udall talks about her admiration of Betty Ford's candor, on Magazine].
by: Udall, Ella Royston
Published: (1976)

[Betty Ford talks about alcoholism]
Published: (1981)

[Betty Ford tells reporters she "could lick the world" following a physical checkup].
by: Ford, Betty, 1918-2011
Published: (1975)

[Betty Ford talks about how she beat her dependency on alcohol and drugs]
Published: (1984)

[Betty Ford responds angrily to a "kiss and tell" book which describes her children's private lives while they lived in the White House].
Published: (1979)

[Former First Lady Betty Ford talks about the origins of her alcoholism and how she began seeking treatment].

Betty, a glad awakening
by: Ford, Betty, 1918-2011
Published: (1987)

[Former U.S. First Lady Betty and former President Gerald R. Ford talk about the Betty Ford Center and her activist policies regarding women's rights and the war on drugs].

[Betty Ford talks of the joys and difficulties of being in the White House, of the importance of having family members campaign. On Good Morning America with David Hartman].
Published: (1979)

[Betty Ford talks about mastectomy, drugs, and alcohol].
Published: (1980)

The times of my life
by: Ford, Betty, 1918-2011
Published: (1978)

Betty Ford : the real deal
Published: (2009)

[Betty Ford discusses Operation Countdown, the last ten month's drive to get the Equal Rights Amendment ratified
Published: (1981)

[Betty Ford and Rosalynn Carter talk about the role of the First Lady of the United States and speculate on how their husbands would have behaved had they been female presidents]
Published: (1984)

[Gerald Ford tells, with Betty Ford, of his increased respect for Ronald Reagan after the negotiations for a Reagan-Ford ticket].
Published: (1980)

[Cary Grant in a humorous speech nominates Betty Ford for President at the Republican National Convention].
by: Grant, Cary, 1904-1986
Published: (1976)

First Lady's lady : with the Fords at the White House
by: Weidenfeld, Sheila Rabb, 1943-
Published: (1979)

[Gerald and Betty Ford discuss the intervention program where her family got her to face her chemical dependence and how the Fords have lived in the ten years since the intervention].

[Lady Bird Johnson talks about her friendship with Gerry and Betty Ford and how she occupies her time in retirement]
Published: (1981)

Time is all we have : four weeks at the Betty Ford Center
by: Conrad, Barnaby, 1922-2013
Published: (1986)

[Patrick Anderson discusses his book, First Family, and contrasts the image of Betty Ford with the real Betty Ford].
Published: (1979)

[Martha Graham celebrates her fiftieth anniversary as the leader of a dance company].
by: Graham, Martha
Published: (1975)

Betty Friedan : the personal is political
by: Oliver, Susan, 1945-
Published: (2008)

[Julie Nixon Eisenhower talks about her book, The Julie Eisenhower cookbook for children, and about her early marriage, Betty Ford, and her father].
by: Eisenhower, Julie Nixon
Published: (1975)

Betty Shabazz : a sisterfriends' tribute in words and pictures
Published: (1998)

Betty Comden and Adolph Green : a bio-bibliography
by: Robinson, Alice M., 1922-
Published: (1994)

Betty Klavun.
by: Klavun, Betty, 1916-
Published: (1976)

Betty Friedan : her life
by: Hennessee, Judith Adler
Published: (1999)

Betty being bad
by: Workman, John
Published: (1990)

Betty Boop : clipping file.
Published: (1930)

The first ladies
Published: (2012)

The prints of Betty Goodwin
by: Tovell, Rosemarie L.
Published: (2002)

The real Bettie Page : the truth about the queen of the pinups
by: Foster, Richard
Published: (1997)

Finding Betty Crocker : the secret life of America's first lady of food
by: Marks, Susan
Published: (2005)

Betty Woodman
by: Woodman, Betty, 1930-2018
Published: (2014)

The painted sculpture of Betty Parsons.
by: Parsons, Betty
Published: (2005)