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The Cabinet Room. #3a-23a President Carter is briefed by HEW Secy Joseph Califano on the administrative structure of HEW; #24a-30a meets with Senators John J. Sparkman (D-Ala) and James B. Allen (D-Ala), Congressmen Walter Flowers (D-Ala) and Bill Nichols (D-Ala) and Governor George C. Wallace (D-Ala).

The Cabinet Room. #3a-23a President Carter is briefed by HEW Secy Jose...

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The Oval Office. #5a-7a President Carter meets with Alan Campbell; #8a President with Vice President Mondale; #9a-13a meets with Senators John J. Sparkman (D-Ala) and James B. Allen (D-Ala), Congressmen Walter Flowers (D-Ala) and Bill Nichols (D-Ala), and Governor George C. Wallace (D-Ala).

The Oval Office. #5a-7a President Carter meets with Alan Campbell; #8a...

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2-5 Jack Watson and staff; 6-17 Sen. John Sparkman and Michael Mills, President of Key Club Intn'l

2-5 Jack Watson and staff; 6-17 Sen. John Sparkman and Michael Mills, ...

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Mrs. Carter with White House Staff members and Sen. John Sparkman in meeting concerning announcement of deinstitutionalization of chronically mentally ill

Mrs. Carter with White House Staff members and Sen. John Sparkman in m...

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Mrs. Carter, Jack Watson, Sen. Sparkman ann. deinstitutionalization of chron. mentally ill

Mrs. Carter, Jack Watson, Sen. Sparkman ann. deinstitutionalization of...

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President Carter with Sen. John Sparkman and Michael Mills, President, Key Club Intn't

President Carter with Sen. John Sparkman and Michael Mills, President,...

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