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  • July 13, 1914: Born as Leslie Lynch King Jr. in Nebraska MG: Yes, Gerald Ford wasn't born as Gerald Ford
  • 1916: His mother marries Gerald Ford, Sr. in Michigan
  • 1931-1935: Attends the University of Michigan
  • 1934: Named MVP of Michigan's football team
  • 1935: Legally changes his name to Gerald R. Ford, Jr.
  • 1938-1941: Attends Yale Law School
  • 1942-1946: Serves in the U.S. Navy
  • 1948 - 1973: Serves as a member of the U.S. Congress
  • 1948: Marries Betty Warren Bloomer in Michigan
  • 1965: Becomes House Minority Leader
  • 1973: Becomes Vice President of the U.S. after Spiro Agnew resigns
  • August 8, 1974: Richard Nixon resigns as President of the United States
  • August 9, 1974: Mr. Ford is sworn in as the 38th President
  • Sepetember 4, 1974: Pardons Richard Nixon
  • April 1975: Orders the evacuation of American personnel officially ending the Vietnam War
  • September 5, 1975: A Charles Manson follower attempts to assassinate President Ford
  • September 22, 1975: Another attempted assassination on President Ford
  • 1976: Runs for re-election, loses to Jimmy Carter
  • 1982: Betty Ford Center is dedicated
  • 1994: Football jersey number is retired by the University of Michigan
  • 1999: Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Clinton
  • 2000: University of Michigan names its Public Policy school after Ford
  • December 26, 2006: Dies at age 93

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