CardCow Vintage Postcards

The Presidents Of The United States Of America

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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The Presidents Of The United States Of America
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1 - George Washington. 2 - John Adams. 3 - Thomas Jefferson. 4 - James Madison. 5 - James Monroe. 6 - John Quincy Adams. 7 - Andrew Jackson. 8 - Martin Van Buren. 9 - William Henry Harrison. 10 - John Tyler. 11 - James Polk. 12 - Zachary Taylor. 13 - Millard Fillmore. 14 - Franklin Pierce. 15 - James Buchanan. 16 - Abraham Lincoln. 17 - Andrew Johnson. 18 - Ulysses S. Grant. 19 - Rutherford B. Hayes. 20 - James A. Garfield. 21 - Chester A. Arthur. 22 - Grover Cleveland. 23 - Benjamin Harrison. 24 - William McKinley. 25 - Theodore Roosevelt. 26 - William Howard Taft. 27 - Woodrow Wilson. 28 - Warren G. Harding. 29 - Calvin Coolidge. 30 - Herbert Hoover. 31 - Franklin d. Roosevelt. 32 - Harry S. Truman. 33 - Dwight D. Eisenhower. 34 - John F. Kennedy. 35 - Lyndon B. Johnson. 36 - Richard M. Nixon

America's First Family

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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America's First Family
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President Lyndon B. and Mrs. Johnson are shown with their two daughters, Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines inside the White House.

President Visits Alabama

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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President Visits Alabama
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This picture was taken at Muscle Shoals when President John f. Kennedy visited the Florence Tuscumbia Sheffield Muscle Shoals Huntsville cities in May, 1963. While generally unpopular in the state of Alabama, the "Died in the wool" Democrats and party professionals along with government employees. made up a crowd of some 10,000 when this picture was taken.

Scene Of Assassination Of President John F. Kennedy

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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Scene Of Assassination Of President John F. Kennedy
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Scene of assassination of president John F. Kennedy. 12:15 P.M., November 22, 1963. Scene that met the assassin's eye as he waited to fire the fatal shot (Lower view) The Texas School Book Depository (Window in upper right corner) from which the fatal shot was fired. (Upper left) John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th president of the United States, and 46 years old, was the youngest president in the history of the nation. Ten percent of this sale is a contribution to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library.

Homage To President John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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Homage To President John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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A military honor guard carries the remains of President Kennedy from St. Matthew's Cathedral following Pontifical Mass. The funeral cortege then proceeded to Arlington National Cemetery for final rites and burial. November 25, 1963.

John F. Kennedy

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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John F. Kennedy
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General Of The Army Dwight D. Eisenhower

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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General Of The Army Dwight D. Eisenhower
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From a portrait painted by Thomas e. Stephens of New York City

… And What Have Your Done For Your Country?

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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… And What Have Your Done For Your Country?
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Here is something you can do for your country. Help stop the deterioration of the American image abroad. Tell the people in other countries of the true American spirit. But tell the m in a way they can understand. Show them this great country as they would see it through their own eyes. How can you do this? Send one or more these commemorative post-cars to all of your friends, at home and overseas. Tell them to send one or more to all their friends in turn. The proceeds from the sale of these post-cards will finance the first film about the USA ever produced y a select group of foreign news correspondents on the West Coast. They want to show their countrymen from all over the world the real image and the true greatness of America. In Memory of President Kennedy, this film will be called "New Frontier". A "permanent print" will donated to the Kennedy Memorial Library.

A Hometown Salute To Senator Dan F. Quayle

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100

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A Hometown Salute To Senator Dan F. Quayle
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Vice Presidential Nominee 1988 Vice President George Bush & Mrs. Bush also shown is Mrs. Quayle and children August 19, 1988 South side of court house Huntington, In Estimated crowd 10,000 Souvenir post card limited amount.

Income Bent

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:29 +0100

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Income Bent
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Induced By the Rank and Fool of both Parties (Dinner Parties, that is ) * Commotion Picture Industry * US Banks and Shaving & Looms. * All navy Houses of Warship * US Armed & Unarmed Fierces. * Our Maureens * Hot Air Force and Entire Pentagoon Squad * Warehousemen's onion * Longshoremen & Shortshoremen * Farm Burro and Uninvited Notions. * White Collar, Blue Collar & T-Shirt Workers * All Churches in Dixon, Ill. * NFL, No Football League * PFD Pickets for Defense * CIO, Call it off!

As President Jimmy Carter And Vice President Walter Mondale Leave Office

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:29 +0100

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As President Jimmy Carter And Vice President Walter Mondale Leave Office
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As President Jimmy Carter and Vice-President Walter Mondale leave office, President Ronald Reagan and new First lady, Nancy, and Mrs. Bush lad applause in tribute to the outgoing administration.

V-Toad

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:28 +0100

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V-Toad
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Introducing the New 1983-84-85 Mudel V-Toad. This politically Minded Machine runs on Nothing but hot air! Like everything else out of Washington, it's Economical. Imagine 100 mils to the Gal? At Indianapoland - broke all Capitol Hill Records for passing the Buick. Leaves its Mark wherever its goes. Fooly Equipped with Motor. No-finish Starter. Layzee Automatic Transmission - Shiftless. Quiet - Rumble Seat that Doesn't Rumble. Easily Tires - and of course No Inflation. See thru Ballot Proof Windshield. Far Left Steering committee Wheel. Barbed Wire Wheels - Real Sharp! Colors - Black & Blue - doesn't show bruises. Manufactured in US by Dat son Abailable at all Gad I Lac, Old Mobile & Toy Auto Dealers.

Presidential Pick Ats

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:28 +0100

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Presidential Pick Ats
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Presidential Pick Ats hellpers on the Rocky Road to Recovery. Huge national Debt from Past Spendthrifties.

Washing Done Weakly

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:28 +0100

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Washing Done Weakly
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Ronnie Pills for the Nations ills! For the person who has everything - wrong with um Concocted from an old Reagan Family for mula Cures ailments you do't even have yet. Straightens out all Republican and Democratic Left Wingers. No more Gas, oil, or Electricity. One pill and your Flu had Flown Makes Fiends out of Enemies Attacks Cold till they're hot Cures Taxpayerities! For Sale Now or Never at all Drug counters and some that Don't Count.

It's Tough To Budget

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:28 +0100

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It's Tough To Budget
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Years of Democratic Big Buck Bills. This is our country too, Let's help him pull! I've been trying to pull our country out of the red but it's tough to budget.

Nancy's Flower Sale

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:27 +0100

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Nancy's Flower Sale
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Nancy's Lawn Sale

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:27 +0100

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Nancy's Lawn Sale
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World famous Designer Gowns! China, Slightly used by Former Tenants.

The Budget Buster

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:27 +0100

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The Budget Buster
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"I need help from Above and from you, to tip O'Neill"

The Mice In The White House

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:27 +0100

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The Mice In The White House
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"White House Mice Play when the Chief's Away."

The Beans

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:27 +0100

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The Beans
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Has beans, Jolly Beans, Would beans.

President Reagan And His Golden Retriever Victory

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:26 +0100

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President Reagan And His Golden Retriever Victory
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President Reagan and his Golden Retriever, Victory, take a breather from ranch work at rancho del Cielo. From the warm color of his coat to his broad and sensitive face, every aspect of this dog reflects his gentle and friendly disposition. Victory was given to the Reagans by a supporter who knew Rancher Reagan would enjoy his warm companionship, sweet face, and loyalty. The dog enjoys the run of the ranch and is happiest when his loving master returns to the ranch for a sojourn. August 01984.

The Reagan's California Ranch

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:26 +0100

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The Reagan's California Ranch
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The Reagan's California ranch, which is nestled 2,200 feet above the Pacific Ocean on 668 acres of rugged terrain in the Santa Ynez mountains, is aptly named Rancho del Cielo, "Ranch in the Sky". Here we see the beautiful "porch" in he 100 year old restored house which features some of the President's memorabilia. Even the standing broom adds to the homey atmosphere!.

Abolish Waist

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:26 +0100

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Abolish Waist
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Doc Reagan Says: "Abolish Waist and Reduce Inflation".

Malfuzziness

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:26 +0100

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Malfuzziness
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Anti-Administration bills. "I'm charging you birds up on the Hill with Malfuzziness!"

President And Mrs. Reagan Pose With Members Of Their Family

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:25 +0100

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President And Mrs. Reagan Pose With Members Of Their Family
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President and Mrs. Reagan pose with members of their family for a portrait. From left, back row are: Maureen Reagan, Dennis Revell, Michael Reagan, Patti Davis, Ron Reagan, Geoffrey Davix, and Dr. Richard Davis. From left, front row are: Bess Reagan, Neil Reagan, Colleen Reagan holding her daughter Ashley, Cameron Reagan, the President and Mrs. Reagan, Doria Reagan, Anne Davis and Patricia Davis. January 21, 1985.

President Reagan And Nancy Show Off Lucky

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:25 +0100

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President Reagan And Nancy Show Off Lucky
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President Reagan and Nancy show off "Lucky", a Bouviers des Flandres dog who displays lots of bounce and the unlimited energy of a working dog. Christine Ellis, the March of Dimes Poster child, presented the dog to President and Mrs. Reagan on December 6, 1984. You might say that he reigns supreme because he has that rare privilege of the run of the residence and the grounds.

President Reagan Frolics With His Granchildren Ashley And Cameron

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:25 +0100

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President Reagan Frolics With His Granchildren Ashley And Cameron
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President Reagan frolics with his grandchildren, Ashley and Cameron, children of his son Michael. In the great American tradition of helping grandchildren fashion a snowman, Grandfather places the coal-like eyes with cameron's advice. Little Ashley appears to be more interested in snowball her father is making. Soon the family will return to the Los Angeles area, and Michael will again attend acting school as he learns the tools of a "new trade." January 19, 1985.

The Ritual Pledge To Preserve Protect And Defend The Constitution

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:25 +0100

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The Ritual Pledge To Preserve Protect And Defend The Constitution
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The Ritual pledge to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution" was made at 11:57 a.m. on Sunday by Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States. The Ceremony was private because the inaugural date required by the Constitution fell on a Sunday, and good thinking and planning dictated not scheduling it on he Sabbath or Super Bowl Day. Nancy, in her flattering, patriotic "Nancy Reagan Red" holds the president's mother's Bible. January 20, 1985.

Saudi Arabia's King Fahd

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:25 +0100

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Saudi Arabia's King Fahd
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On February 11, 1985, Saudi Arabia's King Fahd made a five-day state visit to Washington, D. C., the first by a monarch from other Desert Kingdom in 14 years. His main message; the U. S. has a responsibility to use its influence to achieve peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Fahd's arrival to a 21-gun salute marked only the second time he and president Reagan had met; the first was at the 1981 North-South summit in Cancun, Mexico. Fahd stated, "I home, Mr. President, that your administration will support the just cause of the Palestinian people." Fearing a repeat of Lebanon (or a similar debacle) Washington is deeply warn of a hands-on Middle East diplomatic approach. February 11, 1985.

President Reagan Rides High In The Saddle

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:24 +0100

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President Reagan Rides High In The Saddle
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President Reagan rides "high in the saddle: in more ways than one as he gallops into the final frenzy of he 1984 election campaign. Assuredly, all Western states are Reagan country because people identify with his Western image. "He looks like the kind of guy who would make Marlboro ads." On his whirlwind, cross-country tour in August, 1984, women told him that he was handsomer than he looked on Television. "Thank you," Reagan replied, "That's nice to hear." October 1984.

The 20 Foot High Michigan Blue Spruce

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:24 +0100

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The 20 Foot High Michigan Blue Spruce
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The 20 foot high Michigan blue spruce sparkles down with golden splendor on the Reagans as they visit the already richly appointed Blue Room before the tourists get a peek at "Christmas in the White House." The tree is festooned with baby's breath, dusty miller and other wildflowers, 600 animals and 150 tiny angels made form natural materials such as pine cones, nuts, seeds pods, and milkweed. (Made at the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, PA.) December 6, 1984.

Nancy Reagan Befriends A Hospitalized Tot

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:24 +0100

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Nancy Reagan Befriends A Hospitalized Tot
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Nancy Reagan befriends a hospitalized tot at the University of Mississippi Medical center. In the past two years Nancy has became a shining political plus, as she "wins friends and influences people" at carefully selected events. "She has became more of a person in her own right," says an aide, "and no longer just President Reagan's wife." She delivers speeches more often and more effectively, and hired an outside writer to provide her with new, improved materials. She opened her arms to a young drug addict at a rehabilitation clinic, spent time with drug-addicted jail inmates, and devoted energy to the Foster Grandparents Program. An observer has declared her to be as "good an instinctive politician as her husband. She's more tactical, he's more strategic." November 4, 1984.

President Reagan And Nancy Visit A German Bunker

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:23 +0100

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President Reagan And Nancy Visit A German Bunker
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President Reagan and Nancy visit a German bunker at Pointe du Hoc, Normandy. French President, Francois Mitterand, delivering the gathering's only speech, gave thanks to the 10,000 Allied soldiers who lost their lives on D-Day while helping to deliver France for captivity. President Reagan dedicated a plague to the 2nd and 5th Ranger Battalions who had secured the beach and scaled the sheer cliffs under murderous gunfire. June 6, 1984.

Actress Pattie Davis And Yoga Instructor Paul Grilley

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:23 +0100

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Actress Pattie Davis And Yoga Instructor Paul Grilley
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Actress Pattie Davis, 31, and Yoga Instructor paul Grilley, 25, are married in a traditional ceremony at the Los Angeles Hotel Bel Air. President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy came down form their Santa Barbara ranch to give their daughter away and meet he new in-laws, Terrence and Donna grille. 180 police and federal agents looked out as 134 guest looked on to see the couple exchange gold bands (Patti's had 5 diamonds). Nancy, in buttercup colored short dress and matching shoes, helped the President toast the newly-weds, saying, "May they know this kind of joy for the rest of their lives." August 14, 1984.

First Lady Nancy Meets One Of The Beneficiaries At The Peking Zoo

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:23 +0100

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First Lady Nancy Meets One Of The Beneficiaries At The Peking Zoo
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First Lady Nancy Reagan meets one of he beneficiaries at the Peking Zoo. She presented the "pennies for pandas" donation form many American school children who seem enchanted with pandas and their plight. April 28, 1984.

First Lady Nancy Reagan Gleefully Introduces Santa Claus

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:23 +0100

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First Lady Nancy Reagan Gleefully Introduces Santa Claus
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First Lady, Nancy Reagan gleefully introduces Santa Claus (John Riggins of the Washington Redskins) to the children at a pre-Christmas Party in the White House. December 10, 1984.

President Reagan Stands Outside The Oval Office

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:23 +0100

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President Reagan Stands Outside The Oval Office
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President Reagan Stands outside the Oveal Office on a balmy August day. His personality and his command of television are only part of his leadership qualities. He has brought about a revival of patriotism, confidence and national purpose. "America is basically a nation that believes in a kind of Manifest Destiny - Reagan personifies an idealized image of what America would like to be." August 17, 1984.

Worried Reagan Officials And The American Public

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:22 +0100

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Worried Reagan Officials And The American Public
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Worried Reagan officials and the American Public were relieved to learn of aviator Lt. Robert Goodman's release. Rev. Jesse Jackson flew to Syria to negotiate freedom with Syrian leader Hafez Assad in a rare private meeting to “break the cycle of pain” between our two nations. Jackson and naval aviator flew home on an Air force VC-137 jet as goodman revealed the Syrian captors had beaten him at first and interrogated him; but, he had given vague answers. This photo shows President Reagan giving thanks to jesses Jackson and the modest young lieutenant as his wife, family, George Schultz, and Casper Weinberger look on. January 4, 1984.

President Reagan Greeted Mary Lou Retton

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:22 +0100

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President Reagan Greeted Mary Lou Retton
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In Los Angeles, President Reagan greeted Mary Lou Retton and looked over a crowd of 600 members of the U. S. Olympic team while stating, “There is a new patriotism spreading across our country. So when you're put there, set your sights high . . . Then go for it! Do it for yourselves, for your families, for your country and . . .do it for the Gipper.” Mary Lou Retton sports her gold medals won while charming a responsive crowd. The 16 year old gymnast evoked instant adulation, a ticket tape parade in New York, and lucrative advertising contracts that capitalized on her charisma. August 13, 19894.

President Reagan And Vice President Bush Acknowledge Cheers In Austin

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:22 +0100

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President Reagan And Vice President Bush Acknowledge Cheers In Austin
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Wearing Western hats presented by Texas cheerleaders from the Dallas Cowboys, President Reagan and Vice president Bush acknowledge cheers in Austin Texas. Reagan hit the campaign trall after letting the Democrats slug it out among themselves (Jesse Jackson, Gary Hart, Fritz Mondale) during the long primary season. With the Democratic challenges ringing in his ears, Reagan took off his gloves and worked crowds on a three state swing. To 20,000 supporters brave 100” + Austin temperatures Reagan had them cheering with, “The national Democratic leadership is going so far left, they've left America.” in Atlanta, Georgia and Hoboken, New Jersey the same punchy rhetoric, the actor's timing, and the roar of the crowd marked the return of the Gipper on the campaign trail. July 27, 1984.

President Reagan Tests Some Of The Sports Training Equipment

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:22 +0100

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President Reagan Tests Some Of The Sports Training Equipment
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President Reagan Tests some of the Sports-training equipment during his visit to the Olympic Training Center. Dr. Thomas Pearson of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, who studied Reagan's medical data, said, "He appears to be what we strive for in preventive programs - a person in the eighth decade of life in excellent functional condition." May 29, 1984.

President Reagan In This Appealing Image

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:22 +0100

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President Reagan In This Appealing Image
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President Reagan in this appealing image as an All American man says many things to many American's Popular adoration is summed up by a Senior Citizen sign displayed at a Reagan rally: "Ronnie's not getting older, he's getting better." men, too, relate to those muscles and the epitome of the work ethic. Who can resist that impish smile and the watch cap? "We're glad to have a leader who physically and symbolically takes such a challenging stance." August 10, 1984.

The New Miss America Vanessa Williams

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:21 +0100

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The New Miss America Vanessa Williams
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The New Miss America. Vanessa Williams, had a brief meeting with president Regan at the white house and they spent their time discussing how one keeps in shape on a busy, Busy schedule. Williams said her meeting with the President was the most memorable moment of her reign so far. The White House state dinner she attended shortly after winning her crown was her second most memorable event. October 17, 1983.

The President Dutch

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:21 +0100

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The President Dutch
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The President, “Dutch” to most residents, came home to Dixon, Illinois to celebrate his 73rd birthday. Hundreds of the largely Republican city of 15,700 braved the bitter cold to welcome the local boy who made good. Accompanied by wife Nancy, and his brother Neil “Moon”, the President toured the restored family home at 816 South Hennepin Avenue where he lived before he went off to make his mark in Hollywood and Washington. February 6, 1984.

Monaco's Prince Rainier And His Royal Family Members

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:21 +0100

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Monaco's Prince Rainier And His Royal Family Members
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Monaco's Prince Rainier and his royal family members stayed at the White House when they visited Washington to attend a series of fundraisers for the Princess Grace Foundation. The highlight was a dinner dance with crooning from singer Julio Iglesias. Other guests were Cary Grant, Princess Maria Beatrice of Italy and the Count and Countess de Brialles Chandon, as in Moet et Chandon champagne, February, 1984.

During A New Surge In His Popularity

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:21 +0100

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During A New Surge In His Popularity
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During a new surge in his popularity, “The Only President to Get Younger in Office,” announced from the Oval Office on Sunday night, February 4, 1984 that he would run for reelection. His long-term goals included a 10-year goal to orbit a manned space station, and a meeting with Congressional Democrats to agree on a three-year, $100 billion deficitreduction package. Nancy radiates her happiness over his decision and unabashedly gave him a kiss for the cameras.

In A Time-Honored Thanksgiving Tradition

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:20 +0100

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In A Time-Honored Thanksgiving Tradition
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In a time-honored Thanksgiving tradition, President Reagan is presented his annual, live turkey by the national Farm Federation, with Lou Walts, Executive Vice President of the farm federation doing the honors. The turkey was given to the National Zoo in Washington, D. c. November 21, 1983.

President Reagan And Nancy Make The First Trip To Asia Of His Presidency

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:20 +0100

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President Reagan And Nancy Make The First Trip To Asia Of His Presidency
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President Reagan and Nancy make the first trip to Asia of his presidency, as they visit Japan in a very visual, political trip to display Reagan to Japanese voters as a world statesman, consulted by an ally, Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone who faced election troubles, survived a drubbing, then picked up the pieces to reorganize. Some Reagan lieutenants complained about this trip, but there was a need to demonstrate U. S. solidarity with allies that it can count on. Reagan also hoped to prod for action on the serious trade disputes between the U. S. and Japan, and progress was made on these thorny issues. The Nakasones entertained their famous visitors during lunch at the Prime Minister's country retreat, a cottage 35 miles west of Tokyo, a sort of Oriental Camp David. November 11, 1983.

Korean Air Liner Flight 007

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:19 +0100

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Korean Air Liner Flight 007
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On September 1, 1983, a Korean Air Liner, flight 007, from the U. S. was shot down off the coast of Hokkaido by a Soviet Su-15 supersonic fighter plane killing 269 who were aboard, including some Americans. Anto Russian protests erupted outside the White House, in Korea, and elsewhere around the world and sparked a widespread search by Japanese and American navies – first for survivors, the sadly for bodies and evidence of the disaster. The Russians claimed their territory had been violated by this “so-called spy plane.” President Reagan was busy denying that it was a U-2 spy plane as he expressed sorrow and warned that was not the time for the retaliation many patriots demanded.

First Lady Nancy Reagan Invited Lee Kil Woo

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 04:18:19 +0100

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First Lady Nancy Reagan Invited Lee Kil Woo
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In Korea, First Lady Nancy Reagan invited Lee Kil Woo, 8, (left) and Ahn Ji Sook, 7, to the United States for lifesaving heart surgery. The children traveled to the U. S. aboard Air Force one, then spent some time with the Reagans at the White House. The surgeries were a complete success, and the childrens soon returned home after their “miraculous” surgery and the attention of an equally marvelous friend in need. November 12, 1983.