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Mtg. with Congressional Group on Civil Service Reform in the Cabinet Room

Mtg. with Congressional Group on Civil Service Reform in the Cabinet R...

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Civil Service Reform Meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain photograph

Civil Service Reform Meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain ph...

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Jimmy Carter, Congressman Al Ullman, Joe Waggoner, Dan Rostenkowski; Meeting with Congressional group on Civil Service Reform

Jimmy Carter, Congressman Al Ullman, Joe Waggoner, Dan Rostenkowski; M...

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Civil Service reform meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain photograph

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Jimmy Carter - Meeting on Civil Service Reform

Jimmy Carter - Meeting on Civil Service Reform

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Civil Service Reform Meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain photograph

Civil Service Reform Meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain ph...

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N.M. State Atty Gen. Toney Anaya; rest: Civil Service Reform Meeting

N.M. State Atty Gen. Toney Anaya; rest: Civil Service Reform Meeting

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Jimmy Carter, Senator Dick Clark; Jimmy Carter - Meeting on Civil Service Reform

Jimmy Carter, Senator Dick Clark; Jimmy Carter - Meeting on Civil Serv...

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Civil Service reform meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain photograph

Civil Service reform meeting - U.S. National Archives Public Domain ph...

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Mtg. with Congressional Group on Civil Service Reform in the Cabinet Room

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