France's President Charles de Gaulle greets Jordan's King Hussein
PAP64111701 - 17 NOVEMBER 1964 - PARIS, FRANCE: France's President Charles de Gaulle greets Jordan's King Hussein at the Elysee Palace, November 17, 1964 with Princess Mouna (right) and Mrs. De Gaulle. Hussein was 30-years-old. iw/jd/file UPI
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