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President Reagan meeting with members of Congress. Cabinet Room

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Trip to Tennessee. President Reagan radio address to the Nation on Economic Recovery. US Pavilion, Worlds Fair

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Trip to Tennessee. Marine One lands at Residence of Senator Howard Baker.

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State Visit Philippines. President Reagan speaks after Entertainment by 5th Dimension. Photos with Presidents Reagan and Marcos, 5th Dimension. President Reagan departs. South Lawn.

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President Reagan's remarks at Ford's Theater Gala.

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President Reagan's Announcement of U.S. Strategic Weapons Systems Program, East Room

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Cuts of President Reagan's First Press Conference. Room 450, OEOB

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Visit of President Mitterrand. President boarding De Grasse ship and greeting Mitterrand and officers.

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Visit of President Mitterrand. President Reagan's speech (beginning and end missing) at Battle of Yorktown Bicentennial. Yorktown Battlefield

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Visit of President Mitterrand. Battle of Yorktown Bicentennial. President Mitterrand's remarks (beginning only), cut shots, Governor Dalton's remarks. Yorktown Battlefield

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