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[PRESIDENTS.] REAGAN, Ronald; CARTER, James; FORD, Gerald; NIXON, Richard M. Photograph signed ("Ronald Reagan," "J. Carter," "Gerald R. Ford" and "Richard Nixon"), the White House, October 1981. Color photograph (11 x 14in.).
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[PRESIDENTS.] REAGAN, Ronald; CARTER, James; FORD, Gerald; NIXON, Richard M. Photograph signed ("Ronald Reagan," "J. Carter," "Gerald R. Ford" and "Richard Nixon"), the White House, October 1981. Color photograph (11 x 14in.).
FOUR PRESIDENTS GATHER IN THE BLUE ROOM OF THE WHITE HOUSE BEFORE FLYING TO EGYPT FOR ANWAR SADAT'S FUNERAL. From left are Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon. Sadat was killed by officers of the Egyptian army on 6 October 1981, during the annual Victory Day parade ceremonies. The bullets sprayed into the reviewing stand also killed 11 other people and wounded 28, among them Sadat's successor, Hosni Mubarek. Six months earlier, Ronald Reagan survived an attempt on his own life, after being shot in the chest by John Hinckley, Jr.
FOUR PRESIDENTS GATHER IN THE BLUE ROOM OF THE WHITE HOUSE BEFORE FLYING TO EGYPT FOR ANWAR SADAT'S FUNERAL. From left are Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon. Sadat was killed by officers of the Egyptian army on 6 October 1981, during the annual Victory Day parade ceremonies. The bullets sprayed into the reviewing stand also killed 11 other people and wounded 28, among them Sadat's successor, Hosni Mubarek. Six months earlier, Ronald Reagan survived an attempt on his own life, after being shot in the chest by John Hinckley, Jr.