Princess Margaret visits Dallas Texas
H.R.H., Princess Margaret, of Great Britain arrived at Dallas Love Field in Dallas, Texas, this morning on October 27, 1984, for a round of activities in support of the Neiman-Marcus British Fortnight and the Dallas Public Library. She is greeted by Richard C. Marcus, rear, and David Dworkin, both executives of the Department store. (UPI Photo/Laurie Williams/Files)
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