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WHSF: Returned, 25-10Richard Nixon LibraryText
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President Richard Nixon with Rear Admiral Paul Pugh's Household Staff in Agana, GuamRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon with Rear Admiral Paul Pugh's Household Staff in Agana, GuamRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon Speaks to a Crowd Prior to Departing for Guam from Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Base in HawaiiRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon Shakes Hands with Senator Hiram Fong Prior to Departing for Guam from Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Base in HawaiiRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon Wave from the Door of Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base Prior to Departing for Guam and Hawaii en Route to ChinaRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon Greets Two Unidentified Women Prior to Departing for Guam from Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Base in HawaiiRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon Stand with Rear Admiral Paul Pugh and his Family Outside their Residence in Agana, GuamRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon Wave from the Entrance to Air Force One (Spirit of 76) Prior to Departing for Guam from Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Base in HawaiiRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon Stand with Rear Admiral Paul Pugh and his Family Outside their Residence in Agana, GuamRichard Nixon LibraryImage
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President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon Arrive by Helicopter at Andrews Air Force Base Before Boarding Air Force One en Route to China with Stops in Hawaii and GuamRichard Nixon LibraryImage Guam Hawaiʻi
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President's Speech File, 1969-74: February 20-21, 1972, Arrival/Departure--GuamRichard Nixon LibraryText
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