File:President Ronald Reagan and Jacques Chirac greeting actress Tracy Scoggins.jpg

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English: President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Jacques Chirac of France greeting actress Tracy Scoggins during a State Dinner in the East Room. 03/31/1987.
Date Taken on 31 March 1987
Source https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/archives/audiovisual/white-house-photo-collection-galleries/meeting-celebrities
Author Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

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