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Photograph of Scene outside the St. Francis Hotel Approximately One Second after Sara Jane Moore Attempted to Assassinate President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco, California

Photograph of Scene outside the St. Francis Hotel Approximately One Se...

This photograph depicts the reaction of Secret Service agents, police, and bystanders approximately one second after Sara Jane Moore attempted to assassinate President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco, Californi... More

Photograph of Scene outside the St. Francis Hotel Approximately Three Seconds after Sara Jane Moore Attempted to Assassinate President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco, California

Photograph of Scene outside the St. Francis Hotel Approximately Three ...

This photograph depicts the reaction of Secret Service agents, police, and bystanders approximately three seconds after Sara Jane Moore attempted to assassinate President Gerald R. Ford in San Francisco, Califo... More

Photograph of Scene outside the St. Francis Hotel at about the Exact Time Sara Jane Moore Attempted to Assassinate President Gerald R. Ford

Photograph of Scene outside the St. Francis Hotel at about the Exact T...

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