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Photo Op. President Reagan Meeting President Azcona Hoyo of Honduras. Oval Office. (Press Questions About Libyan Dogfight, Oliver North).

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Presidential Medal of Freedom Luncheon. President Reagan's Remarks at Luncheon, then presents Medals to Secretary of State George Shultz, Former Ambassador Mike Mansfield. East Room

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Photo Op. President Reagan walks along colonnade. White House

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Trip to New York. Presentation of Award to President Reagan. Grand Ballroom Waldorf Astoria Hotel

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Trip to New York. Cuts of Knights of Malta Dinner. Grand Ballroom Waldorf Astoria Hotel

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Trip to New York. Marine One Departs from Battery Park Landing Zone.

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Announcement of the Decision To Use Federal Facilities at Fort Drum, NewYork, as a Temporary Holding Facility for Illegal Aliens

November 10, 1981 (11/10/1981) The Federal facilities at Fort Drum near Watertown, N.Y., will be utilized as a temporary holding facility for aliens arriving illegally in this country, pending constru...

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