Nancy Reagan and Michael Landon at Preview of PBS Program "The Chemical People"
First Lady Nancy Reagan was hostess at the White House October 24, 1983 at a preview of two segments of "The Chemical People", a program which will be aired on public television November 2 and 9, 1983 in the drive against drug abuse among teenages. Mrs. Reagan talks with actor Michael Landon during the show in the East Room of the White House. (UPI PHOTO/Rich Lipski/FILES)
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