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(From left): First Ladies Barbara Bush, Nancy Reagan, Rosalynn Carter, Betty Ford, Pat Nixon, and Lady Bird Johnson at the Dedication of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, California; November 4, 1991. (first lady)
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First lady Pat Nixon, c. 1969.
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Richard M. Nixon and Pat Nixon
U.S. Vice Pres. Richard M. Nixon and his wife, Pat Nixon, receiving flowers from...
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First lady Pat Nixon, c. 1970s.
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Big Bird from Sesame Street meets first lady Pat Nixon
Sesame Street's Big Bird meets first lady Pat Nixon in the White House at...
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First Lady Barbara Bush (centre) with her predecessors at the opening of the Ronald...
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