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Gerald and Betty Ford arrive at a naturalization event in Baltimore

Surrounded by flags, President and Mrs. Ford wave as they arrive at Fort McHenry for a naturalization ceremony and Fourth of July celebration in 1975 in Baltimore, MD. (UPI Photo/Files)

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