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Title Access Restrictions Control Number Date Geographic Reference Personal Reference Sound Type Tape Number Time Counter Reading
"C" Flag Award Ceremony, Cuts of awards ceremony. Rose Garden. None 06270-5T-W282-560 06/14/1985 Washington, DC President Reagan, Samuel Pierce SD 560 00:00-10:07
"C" Flag Award Ceremony. President Reagan remarks and presentation of awards. Rose Garden. None 06270-5T-W282-561 06/14/1985 Washington, DC President Reagan, Samuel Pierce SD 561 00:00-17:34
"M" Magazine Interview with President Reagan (Tape #1). Oval Office. None 0660-3T-S903-A58 08/08/1983 Washington, DC President Reagan, Susan Watters SD A58 00:00-31:00
"M" Magazine Interview with President Reagan (Tape #2). Oval Office. None 0660-3T-S903-A59 08/08/1983 Washington, DC President Reagan, Susan Watters SD A59 00:00-03:20
"Preservation Ball: Fred Astaire," President and Nancy Reagan arrive at ball for Fred Astaire remembrance. International Ballroom Grand Hyatt Hotel. None 1001-8T-W275-506a 05/21/1988 Washington, DC President Reagan, Nancy Reagan SD 506 00:00-02:09
"Preservation Ball: Fred Astaire," Remarks by President Reagan at ball. International Ballroom Grand Hyatt Hotel. None 1001-8T-W275-506b 05/21/1988 Washington, DC President Reagan SD 506 02:09-09:41
"Take Pride in America" Awards. President Reagan's Remarks at Ceremony. South Lawn None 1001-8T-W333-669 07/26/1988 Washington, DC President Reagan, Don Hodel, Richard Lyng SD 669 00:00-09:41
"To Love a Child" Luncheon, Johnny Grant introduces performers, Michelle Valerie, Don Kosta and Nika Kosta. City wide chorus and Frank Sinatra. South Lawn. None 0660-3T-S529-397c 10/19/1982 Washington, DC Johnny Grant, Michelle Valerie, Don Kosta, Nika Kosta, Frank Sinatra SD 397 06:45-27:20
"To Love a Child" Luncheon, Marine Corps Band plays. South Lawn. None 0660-3T-S529-398d 10/19/1982 Washington, DC SD 398 11:15-14:00
"To Love a Child" Luncheon, Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra singing together. South Lawn. None 0660-3T-S529-398a 10/19/1982 Washington, DC Nancy Reagan, Frank Sinatra SD 398 00:00-03:20
"To Love a Child" Luncheon, Nancy Reagan finishes speech. Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra sing "America" then depart. South Lawn. None 0660-3T-S529-398c 10/19/1982 Washington, DC Nancy Reagan, Frank Sinatra SD 398 09:10-11:15
"To Love a Child" Luncheon, Nancy Reagan makes remarks. South Lawn. None 0660-3T-S529-398b 10/19/1982 Washington, DC Nancy Reagan SD 398 03:20-09:10
"Victims of Crime Week" Ceremony, Ed Meese presents awards. President Reagan make remarks and signs proclamation. Rose Garden. None 06270-5T-W200-390 04/19/1985 Washington, DC President Reagan, Ed Meese, Strom Thurmond, Lois Herrington SD 390 00:00-13:13
"What Works" Report from Secretary William Bennett. President Reagan's Remarks on "What Works" Report. East Room None 06270-6T-W174-324 03/04/1986 Washington, DC President Reagan, William Bennett SD 324 00:00-10:00
10th Annual Heritage Foundation. President Reagan enters and is Introduced, Addresses Heritage Dinner. International Ballroom Washington Hilton Hotel None 06270-4T-W006-B56 10/03/1983 Washington, DC President Reagan, Ed Feulner, Nancy Reagan, Joseph Coors SD B56 00:00-28:31
15th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing. President Reagan Signs Proclamation, Presentation of Plaque by Neil Armstrong. East Room None 06270-4T-W387-H97b 07/20/1984 Washington, DC President Reagan, Neil Armstrong SD H97 08:24-12:14
1983 World Series, Arrival Shots of DC at Night, President Reagan Watching World Series, Cut Shots of Howard Cosell. Memorial Stadium None 06270-4T-W018-B77 10/11/1983 Baltimore, Maryland President Reagan, Howard Cosell SD B77 00:00-03:57
1984 B'Nai B'Rith International Convention. Tape #2 of President Reagan's Remarks to Convention. Ballroom Washington Sheraton Hotel None 06270-4T-W419-I88 09/06/1984 Washington, DC President Reagan SD I88 00:00-03:51
1984 Heisman Trophy Winner. President Reagan's Remarks and Doug Flutie to Guests, Then President Reagan is Presented with Miniature Heisman Trophy. Room 450 OEOB None 06270-5T-W061-180 12/06/1984 Washington, DC President Reagan, Doug Flutie SD 180 00:00-09:15
1984 International B'Nai B'Rith Convention. Tape #1 President Reagan is Introduced by Max Fisher Then The President Makes Remarks. Ballroom of The Washington Sheraton Hotel None 06270-4T-W419-I87 09/06/1984 Washington, DC President Reagan, Max Fisher SD I87 00:00-27:52
1985 Inaugural event at Capitol Centre. George Bush enters and gives remarks None 06270-5T-W093-251b 01/21/1985 Landover, Maryland President Reagan, George Bush, Barbara Bush SD 251 18:00-23:12
1985 Inaugural Event at Capitol Centre. Nancy Reagan's remarks. None 06270-5T-W093-251d 01/21/1985 Landover, Maryland President Reagan, Nancy Reagan SD 251 34:28-36:20
1985 Inaugural Event at Capitol Centre. President Reagan enters and entertainment. None 06270-5T-W093-251c 01/21/1985 Landover, Maryland President Reagan, Nancy Reagan SD 251 23:12-34:28
1985 Inaugural. George Bush and President Reagan enter Rotunda. U.S. Capitol None 06270-5T-W093-249c 01/21/1985 Washington, DC President Reagan, George Bush SD 249 37:48-41:02
1985 Inaugural. Inaugural Guests enter Rotunda, U.S. Capitol None 06270-5T-W093-249a 01/21/1985 Washington, DC SD 249 00:00-34:47
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