File:Ford and Emperor1975.jpg

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Description

English: (Caption from original) Empress Nagako, Mrs. Ford, Emperor Hirohito and President walk down the Cross Hall towards the East Room prior to a state dinner held in honour of the Japanese head of state

Français : Impératrice du Japon Nagako, Madame Betty Ford, Empereur Hirohito et le président américain Gerald Ford (1975).

Date

2 October 1975

Source

National Archives ARC#186821 Record Group:Collection GRF-WHPO

Author

White House Photographic Office.

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This media is available in the holdings of the National Archives and Records Administration, cataloged under the ARC Identifier (National Archives Identifier) 186821.

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Author	NARA
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File change date and time	12:38, 22 July 1998
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Unique image ID	92a4024a19581a15925b71985362c2c2

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