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Dinner Menu from President Nixon
Dinner Menu from President Nixon's Trip to China 2/1972
Memorandum from Dwight L. Chapin to Members of the President
Memorandum from Dwight L. Chapin to Members of the President's Party Regarding Chopsticks, 02/04/1972
Photograph of President Richard Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai
Photograph of President Richard Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai 2/21/1972
Nixon and Chou En-Lai speaking at a banquet
Nixon and Chou En-Lai speaking at a banquet 2/21/1972
Young girl dressed in soldier attire at the arrival of the press plane in Peking, China
Young girl dressed in soldier attire at the arrival of the press plane in Peking, China 2/21/1972
Arrival of Air Force One in Peking
Arrival of Air Force One in Peking 2/21/1972
President Nixon Reviewing Chinese Troops at the Airport
President Nixon Reviewing Chinese Troops at the Airport 2/21/1972
Nixon in China
Nixon in China 1972
President Nixon Eating with Premier Chou En-lai
President Nixon Eating with Premier Chou En-lai 2/21/1972
Ballet scene at the Great Hall of the People attended by President and Mrs. Nixon during their trip to Peking, China
Ballet scene at the Great Hall of the People attended by President and Mrs. Nixon during their trip to Peking, China 2/22/1972
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