Collection Animal Ambassadors
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Mexican State Dinners: President and Mrs. Eisenhower
- Date of Work
- October 9, 1959
- Medium
- Photo
- Credit
- Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library
Mexican State Dinners: President and Mrs. Eisenhower
President and Mrs. Eisenhower stand with President and Mrs. Adolfo Lopez Mateos in the Blue Room at the State Dinner held in their honor. October 9, 1959.
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