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Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze says goodbye to the wife and daughter of James Baker

Washington: Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze hugs and kisses Bonner Baker, daughter of Secretary of State James Baker, goodbye as Baker's wife, Susan, watches at the reflecting pool 6/3/1990 prior to Gorbachev's departure for Minneapolis. (UPI Photo/Bruce Young)


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James A. Baker III: Sad to say there are people in my party who regret the fact that we no longer have a big enemy out there.
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